![]() ![]() ![]() Confirm the above by dropping the file on Preview.If it's a PDF file, rename it to filename.pdf. If it's a postscript file, rename the file to filename.ps. Peek inside the file and determine whether it's a postscript or PDF file - you can drop it on TextEdit to see its contents.Type chown myaccount:myaccount filename to make sure the Finder in your user space will play nicely with the file.Type cd ~/Desktop to move to your user's Desktop folder. ![]() I don't know what a move ( mv) will do to the print system. Copy (don't move) that file out of the spool folder: cp filename ~/Desktop.Do this by matching the queued file's time stamp to the time you printed the file ( ls -l the file of interest should be at the bottom). Type cd /var/spool/cups, then identify the file you just printed.(If you haven't enabled root, use sudo -s to start a root shell.) Print the file, but don't reactivate the printer - choose the Add to Queue option.Turn off the print queue for the printer by going to Printer Setup Utility.Here's a workaround, various versions of which can allow you to save the PDF: The individual administering the system apparently flipped the wrong bit, as last year, the form could be saved. My sister had this situation dealing with some obnoxious state-run Microsoft system that didn't allow the user to save a completed form, only to print it from a browser. ![]() Occasionally one has to use an annoying PDF that one can't re-save, but can only print. ![]()
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