Vista IE7 Fail To Print Web Page To XPS Format
Not everyone needs a physical printer at home, so am I. Indeed, we should try not to print as many as we could, as a little contribution to the green environment!
On many occasions, however, there is a need to “print” an electronic receipt / acknowledgement for reference / prove.
In this case, a hard-copy printout is still not a must, but such receipt can be kept intact by printing to another electronic format - Adobe PDF document, Tagged Image File Format (TIFF printed by Microsoft Office Document Image Writer), Microsoft XPS Document, etc.
Before XPS Document is introduced, I used to install PDF Creator to my XP machine for the same purpose.
With Vista Ultimate running now, I enjoy with the built-in XPS Document printing feature. At the same time, there is also Office 2007 with nice Add-in called SaveAsPDF to convert Office document into Adobe PDF format or the Office Document Image Writer for TIFF file.
Now, a problem I’ve faced just now when I want to print an inter-bank fund transfer successfully acknowledgement, the lovely Vista IE7 pop up two error messages, one after another:
Vista IE7 doesn’t print a web page by pop up error message:
Cannot find "file:///%userprofile%/AppData/Local/Temp/Low/NZ0LISWM.htm". Make sure the path or Internet address is correct.
After clicking the OK button, there is another Internet Explorer Script Error window pop up:
The error message seems to tell that an object required is not exists in line 2069 when processing res://ieframe.dll/preview.dlg (a print preview dialog box?).
Well, if you happen to have this similar problem, you might have done one of this:
- Too naughty to delete everything found in each Temp folders of Windows Vista, including the LOW integrity folder for read/write access of low integrity process (e.g. IE7 running in Protected Mode) - This is my case!
- Install and run CCleaner 2.03.532 to clean useless temporarily files in Windows Vista,
- Install and run CCleaner-like program that delete the LOW folder.
How to restore or recreate LOW folder in Windows Vista?
- Browse to the Temp folder of your user account, i.e.
C:\Users\<User-Name>\AppData\Local\Temp
- Create a new folder and name it as
Low
- Open a command prompt with elevated privilege and enter this command to set the LOW folder as low integrity folder:
ICACLS %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\Low /setintegritylevel (OI)(CI)low
Once these similar message are seen,
processed file: C:\Users\Joyride\AppData\Local\Temp\Low Successfully processed 1 files; Failed processing 0 files
then proceed to try printing in Vista IE7 again (which should be working now):
Note: With reference to Piriform forum
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OMG ! Thank you. This fixed my problem. I did not knowingly remove the \Low folder. But I was installing my work SSL VPN s/w and it did delete all cached and temp files. I did re-create the \Low folder, but doing that alone it still didn’t work - at least not until I entered that ICACLS command. Thanks again.
very helpful, thank you!
Have no idea why this suddenly started happening but the fix was right on the money. Thank you very much.
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It seems like you have solved this problem. However I have attempted to perform step 3 but I keep getting an invalid path error. I have tried running this within the Low directory as well as in C: directory with similar results. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Hi Christopher, you may try these:
Open an elevated command prompt and execute these:
1)
mkdir %userprofile%\AppData\Local\Temp\Low2)
Whoever you are, the solution provided above works and I can now print web pages again.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much, that worked for me….