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premdaniel1
Calcite | Level 5

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Using SAS EG 7.15, we create a Custom report that is 5 pages long from several preceding SAS Reports. Then we go to File>Print Report and print the report to Adobe PDF to output a PDF document. It works sometimes, but every 3 or 4 execution of the process flow, we get the same error - "A Generic error occurred in GDI+". We have tried stopping and starting EG and even rebooting the desktop,  Get the same error inconsistently consistent. i.e same error every time, but it happens at the 3rd time we execute a process flow or the 4th time we execute the same process flow.

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TomKari
Onyx | Level 15

This community isn't going to have much luck diagnosing an issue like this.

 

When something like this happens to me, I do a quick google to see if anything relevant comes up. If not, I open a case with SAS Tech Support. They are really excellent.

 

Tom

ballardw
Super User

Is there a specific reason you don't want to use the ODS PDF destination to create the document?

AlanC
Barite | Level 11

GDI+ are your graphics drivers. I would make sure your graphics/printer/pdf drivers are up-to-date. Run Windows Update as well.

 

Start there then call tech support.

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