“Could not complete your request because of a program error.”

[Glenn Colvin]

Hey Michael,
Don’t know if you’re following this or not, hope you are. But, the question I have is did you delete the Asian Type faces in Firefox or in CS4? I have a user here that is having the exact same problem, not crashing but getting the error constantly, even when not running the program. Mac OS 10.5.8. Thanks for your help and have a good one.

Glenn

[Ohad Redlich]

it happened to me when i was trying to save a JPEG file a friend sent me. i tried to edit and save, and got this error.
i found out the solution: under “file” menu, go to “File Info” it was marked as “copyright”. change to “unknown” and delete any name that are there.
it will work for you then, i hope 🙂

Ohad.

[Arnold Resurreccion]

There is another way to go around with that problem in photoshop. First is to open the document in microsoft office picture then export it into different extension such as “tif” then open it on photoshop and save as to “jpg” extension, if that is the extension file that you wanted.

[Mari Gom]

“Hello guys!
After struggling for days with the same problems and even trying different versions of Photoshop I found the solution.
The problem probably happened after a printer installation…
Anyway, try the following steps:
Go to your Control Panel
Click on Printers
– Find the Microsoft XPS Document Writer
– Right click over it to open the menu and select “Set as Default Printer
– Re-start your Photoshop. Problem sorted!
Cheers,
Cris”

<<<<<<<<<<<<<< THIS WORKS!

[Pankaj India]

bingo!!! you rock Gayle Steinmetz

[Sara Hutchison]

Thanks Chris! This worked for me! I had installed a new printer, got an error while trying to print, then started getting this error in Photoshop. I uninstalled the new printer, changed my default to Microsoft XPS and voila! Thanks again!

[Ed O’neal]

This one worked for me. Thank you.

[Ed O’neal]

The copyright solution worked for me. Thanks Ohad!

[James Schooling]

I had the same problem all of a sudden in the middle of a design session, and through the process of elimination traced it back to a font I used that I’d never used previously. I reset the PS preferences, which got PS working again, and deleted the font from my system. Everything is working great again.

[Robin Craigen]

This was it!! Thanks~