output

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If the colon was missing, I would assume relative to the current working
directory at the time you started the filePro binary which performed the
action.  If you specified only a filename for the location, then I'd expect
it to be named (assuming you said DPDFfilename.txt) DPDFfilename.txt.  If
you had pathing information, I'd expect it to have tried to store relative
to the starting point.

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On Wed, Jun 13, 2018 at 07:25:32PM +0000, Richard Kreiss via Filepro-list thus spoke:
> Having an issue that maybe someone can help me with.
> 
> Create a PDF output using the -P DPF:[Location] on the command line.  The output runs but no pdf file is created.
> 
> I tracked down part of the issue to an error in my command line.  I had omitted the color after the drive letter and before the backslash.  Once corrected, the output file was created where specified.
> 
> My question is: Where did filePro try to or create the output file?   FilePro did not show an error that it was unable to create the output file.  Therefore, I am assuming (bad word) that the output went somewhere.  But where is a mystery.
> 
> I did check all possible temp directories(folders).  PFTMP is set to c:\PFTEMP which exists.
> 
> I have asked Fp support this question and have not received an answer.  That make me think that there may be a bug in the PDF creation routine.  Most ither times filePro will put up an error message when it can't create the output file.
> 
> 
> Richard Kreiss
> GCC Consulting
> 
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