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GeneralRe: Bug in Visual Studio 2005 compiler? Pin
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QuestionShellExecuteEx with Windows 8 Pin
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This is only a guess - but I have a feeling the input file (XPS) may be buffered/cached and not completely written to disk yet when you try to open it with GS.

Just before your shellexecute setup - why don't you try to open the xps file low level in non shared mode and then close it? You may notice what is going on with that xps file via errors. The idea here is to see if you can open it - and view all the contents (and then close it after of course).

Your output file is not the problem - it's your input that's the issue....
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QuestionHow to define a 3d array with each dimension a different type in C++? Pin
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