Foxit Error 202

[Prisc Chandola]

Is there any way to deactivate the date integrity check in Foxit Reader? Background is that I am filling a form where I shall enter the date in different formats (sometimes it's YYYY/MM/DD, sometimes it's just YYYY/MM). Each time I enter a date or any other field that is related to that date field I get an error popup that says

The issue here really lies with the PDF file, not the reader. Whoever created the PDF form you are using decided that each date field should have a format check. You can use a PDF editor such as Adobe Acrobat or Foxit PhantomPDF to remove these checks, or you can ask whoever created the file to do so. Changing that setting prevented the checks from working, but won't do anything if, for example, you send the file to someone else.

I am using Foxit PhantomPFD version 7.15 and beta 7.20 both crash when I attempt to convert a PDF to a word document. I have isolated the problem to turning Anti-exploit off run the conversion and then turn it back on. I had a prior problem with Foxit PhantomPFD that kept appearing as well and the update to 1.07.1008 fixed that. I tried the various switches in the advanced settings, but it didnt make any difference.

Installed and rebooted. Unfortunately, Foxit still reports OCR error and crashes with the MBAE 1.07.1.1011. It also seems to be a bit of a setback because now removing the Foxit PhantomPDF shield still results in a crash (where the beta MBAE didn't). Had to "Stop Protection" to get Foxit PhantomPDF OCR to function without a crash again.

It seems that Foxit PhantomPDF includes a component which has some self-protection / anti-debugging features. These are specifically PROTECTION.DLL and PROTECTIONRESSHARED.DLL and are the ones that are used for these operations. It seems that these self-protection components throw an exception simply for the fact that MBAE is injected into Foxit.

I don't see an easy solution to this as it is Foxit that is simply complaining that there is something hooking certain APIs within Foxit. I would imagine any other product that hooks APIs in Foxit would generate the same problem.

I tried version 13 with PhantomPDF and it worked fine. There were no problems converting PDF documents into word documents. Thanks for solving the problems. This is the second problem with PhantomPDF and you have fixed both of them.

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Thanks for the suggestions. However I don't understand why I need to delete and install the hard copy printer. The printer works with all my other applications. Also the printer works fine with Foxit Reader 8.3. It is just Foxit 9.0 that has the problem. Also the problem is not that I can't print. The problem is that Foxit will not open the dialog which allows me select which printer I want to use. That includes virtual printers such as, "Microsoft Print to PDF, Microsoft XPS Printer, Quicken PDF printer.

Sorry Al but mine is running Foxit Version: 9.0.0.29935, and it prints fine after the update. My systems all run Windows 10 Pro except for the Voyo Mini PC. With Win 10 Pro I have had some issues when the home computer doesn't, and vice versa. I have been using FoxIt reader for ten years or so instead of anything Adobe. My first install of the fall update made several things go haywire and we did a fresh install of the OS only and all the updates which took care of the corruption it turned out to have been.

Since Windows updates caused the erratic behavior they will usually give free support. I would also have a chat with HP as their proprietary inks security, and driver checks for a compatible version of everything can also cause printing issues can cause the printer driver to reject the Windows version.

I am confused about the suggestions about printers and printer drivers. Granted the message I am getting from Foxit specifies a printer driver. However the problem I am seeing is happening before I ever select a printer. The error occurs when the printer dialog come up to select which printer you want to to, including virtual printers. Also since I am back on Foxit 8.3 and it works fine it is puzzling to blame the printer driver.

Right-click on any pdf and choose to open with Foxit. Foxit should open with the pdf displayed. Then in Foxit's menu bar choose Edit/Preferences/General. Uncheck the box that says "Show Start Page". Foxit should now open without the error.

You will not believe it:
Install Foxit Reader and add Sharepoint Online as a file location in Foxit. After Foxit has been successfully connected to Sharepoint Online, it is also possible to connect Adobe Reader to Sharepoint Online.

I can easily add document libraries for one tenant; when I do the same for the other tenant, add the URL to the "Add Microsoft SharePoint Account" dialog box, and click continue, the box disappears briefly and then reappears. No matter how many times I click "continue" nothing different happens: I receive no errors, Acrobat does not enumerate the document share, nothing.

I spent about 8 solid hours of my time with Adobe support and was passed around to 10 different agents. This is still not resolved. During this time I removed Acrobat and reinstalled it three times. At one point I had to boot my computer into Safe Mode to ensure that I removed all of the .dll files.

Open your root SharePoint Online site URL in Internet Explorer 11 and authenticate.
Open your root SharePoint Online site URL in File Explorer.
Try adding the SharePoint Online site in Adobe Reader / Acrobat DC again. It should now work.

This works for me too. Opening Sharepoint site in IE mode in edge, and then adding the sharepoint account in Acrobat does the trick. Almost as if Edge does not cache the credentials in the same place as IE Mode, and then Acrobat can't find them. How do we fix this Adobe? This workaround is silly as IE is now obsolete and Edge is the path forward.

Encountering this issue myself.
Testing on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
Unfortunately, the steps provided by defaultgcdl3bxbxvrk at the bottom of this thread don't work for me - especially not in Windows 11 that doesn't even have IE 11 to test with.

I actually reached out to Adobe Support on this issue recently - and was told that the Acrobat only supports legacy authentication. As an experiment, I temporarily defaulted things back to test, and found that, sure enough, I was able to login (I then put Modern auth back in place because... yikes.)

With Microsoft looking to drop legacy auth on October 1st - I hope this gets addresses soon.

Which is kind of shocking. OK, very shocking given Adobe's partnerships with MS over the years and how mercilessly MS has been disabling basic auth for many, many months and been warning about it for years.

Long answer:
Thats most likely the launcher. It creates a file called "PortableApps.comLauncherRuntimeData-FoxitReaderPortable" inside your \FoxitReaderPortable\Data folder when it starts and deletes it when it closes, If, for whatever reason(crash, file system error), it cant delete this file and sees it when you start it again, it will throw that error. Just delete the file and you should be good.

I just mimicked something I thought was the issue by starting Foxit, duplicating "PortableApps.comLauncherRuntimeData-FoxitReaderPortable", closing Foxit and reopening Foxit so it finds a file called "PortableApps.comLauncherRuntimeData-FoxitReaderPortable" and throws an error.

You're having an NTFS permissions issue. You likely created the path within Windows 8 and your other OS doesn't have rights. Give Everyone full control over the directories and it'll work (right-click on the drive, select properties, select Security, give Everyone full control). Don't do this to your system drive, of course.

I can't think of anything else that would cause this and can't reproduce it anywhere. There's something on that specific OS that's causing the issue. Nothing on our end has changed in the portable version in months now. Could you do me a favor and screenshot the exact error message so I can look at it?

Have you tried 'killing' the program? For instance, after closing jportable launcher to run java, it still wouldn't let me update. I had to 'kill' java. (javaw.exe). It may not be closed even if it appears to be.

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