Resolution: Graphics Driver Error for Adobe Presenter Video Creator

September 20, 2012

When recording a video using Adobe Presenter Video Creator, if you get an internal error or graphics driver error at the end of recording a video, opening a project, or publishing a project, it’s quite possible that the graphics driver for your computer/laptop is not up-to-date.

Follow these simple steps to check the graphics driver version and update it to the latest version:

Verify if the driver is up-to-date – Device Manager > Display Adapters > right-click on the adapter > Properties > Driver tab. Check ‘Driver Date’. Ideally, the driver should not be older than a couple months.If you have an old driver, identify the make of the graphics card on your computer.Download and install the latest drivers from the corresponding vendor (for example, Intel, AMD, nVidia).

If you still get the error messages, please follow these steps to email us the diagnostic report.

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New Year's Resolution: Cure for Attachment Disorder

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It's habitual. You send out a document for feedback, and get back umpteen copies of the thing, each with a different set of comments. And, what if you want to share it with someone who doesn't have the same Office program as you? How will they open that Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or OneNote file?

If you find yourself clinging to the old way of attaching documents to email, don't be embarrassed.  Just start storing your documents on SkyDrive. When you send a link, people can read your document in their web browser--just like reading a web page. It doesn't matter what version of Office they have, or whether they have it at all.

You can even skip email altogether and post the link on your Facebook or LinkedIn page. Here are all the details for sharing documents on SkyDrive.

If you give people permission, they can edit the document in their Office app, such as Word, or in their web browser. When they're done, all the changes will be in one tidy place on SkyDrive. Then you can access it from just about anywhere: your computer, a friend's computer, your smartphone, or an Internet kiosk.

Start now, while the year is young: save documents directly to SkyDrive in Office 2010, or upload them. Let 2012 be the year you broke free of past encumbrances.

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