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I created a Windows service to communicate between my website and the Windows service for printing, similar to a REST API. On Windows 11, I don't have any problems; I can print correctly without issues. However, when I install the Windows service on machines with Windows 10, the process gets stuck. I can see it in the Task Manager, but when I run the console app with the same code, it behaves differently.
The difference I observe is that on Windows 10, PDFXCView.exe does not execute when called by the service, whereas it runs correctly when called from the console application. This might be why the process gets stuck. I would greatly appreciate any insights into why this might be happening.
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Surely you should be asking the authors of PDF-Xchange, not me. I didn't write their software, and have no idea of how it works in that kind of situation. I only wrote a wrapper around it. If they give you an answer, perhaps you could post it here so that others may benefit?
I created a Windows service to communicate between my website and the Windows service for printing, similar to a REST API. On Windows 11, I don't have any problems; I can print correctly without issues. However, when I install the Windows service on machines with Windows 10, the process gets stuck. I can see it in the Task Manager, but when I run the console app with the same code, it behaves differently.
The difference I observe is that on Windows 10, PDFXCView.exe does not execute when called by the service, whereas it runs correctly when called from the console application. This might be why the process gets stuck. I would greatly appreciate any insights into why this might be happening.
<3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: