Sapmsg.ini, saproute.ini) is no longer supported by SAP GUI for Windows. See here: SAP Frontend Installation Guide -, Section 2.2- Configuration ScenariosĪfter file migration, you can only work on the files in the new formatĭe-support for saplogon.ini and related configuration filesĪs of SAP GUI for Windows 7.60, the old configuration format for SAP Logon entries (saplogon.ini, It is possible that the PDF files that are misbehaving and crashing in Acrobat could be in the old file format. If you've migrated to 7.60, were the old configuration files created from scratch or migrated with the old configuration format ? Also were the migration of the configuration files deployed with the SAP GUI using SAP UI Landscape configuration format? If yes, are these other versions than 7.50 and 7.60 older than 7.40 ?

If yes, please review : SAP Frontend Installation Guide - Hardware and Software Installation RequirementsĪre these computers using SAP Business Client? Also check where it says : Configuring Local Security Handlig if you're using local security handling.ĭoes that mean that you installed different (older? newer?) versions of SAP GUI? In which versions of MS Windows is this hapening? Where these machines all cloned from a disk image? When you say : ' We have tested with multiple windows patch levels, SAP GUI versions, and patches, and the results are pretty consistent.' In addition, if you can confirm if disabling or enabling other settings, like opening a PDF outisde the web browser or in a web browser, would do any difference: However, if you try to commit any editing changes (like filling the form, sharing, printing) while this background download is in progress it will get interrupted, thus having the side effects of what appears to be a crash (I may be wrong though, but it makes a lot of sense in my humble opinion). This feature is supposed to allow the user to view the file and navigate through the pages of that document as it downloads in the background and even display other pages before it is fully downloaded. I say this because when you linearize a PDF (with fast web view) and the file is also byte-served from a server (streamed byte by byte from a server to a PC) the Acrobat Reader or Acrobat will display one page at atime while the rest of the file is downloading in the background. My guess is that, wherever these PDFs that you're trying to view in Acrobat or Reader reside, or better said, whereare they served from to the clients (like for example, a mapped network drive or from a server), maybe enabling or disabling 'Allow Fast Web View' and 'Allow Speculative Downloading In The Background' has something to do with this behavior.

You need to check the Preferences settings that were configured in the prior version that you rolled back to, and see if you you get the same error when you set these preferences exactly the same way in the newer version.

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