I’ve been combing the forums for a definitive answer to my problem and cannot seem to find one. Any help is greatly appreciated!  
 
Goal: Print PDF Drawing when Traveler is printed
Currently: Traveler Prints w/o Linked Image but linked image is viewable via IN-A Camera Icon
 
What I’ve done so far:
IN-B – Image Link
               Order: 1
               Link: Y:\IMGTest\test.pdf  
               Use the Global Link Path? Y
               Associate this link to Routing seq: 0
               Use IE or other : O Specify Other : ADOBE
               Y:\Adobe\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
               Printing:
               Image Thumbnail or Link? L For all
               For Parent, Component or Both? B for all
IN-A – Able to view linked image through acrobat reader using the camera icon
SD-Q - Enable Evo Links = N
Form =BKWOC1.RTM
 
When I go to print the WO I select Y in the option for printing linked documents.  
Attempted printing to List and Printer with no success on either.
 
I’m sure that I’m close and I’ve used the forums to help me get this far but I cannot find a conclusive solution to this. I would greatly appreciate any help that anyone can provide.

Link: Y:\IMGTest\test.pdf  
 
if you use default path you don't need the path in the link.
 
also B is for thumbnails
 
For Parent, Component or Both? use P for things like PDF's
 
if you have it set to B it will print the PDF when you print out any bom with that item on it.
normally you don't want that.  
 
 
 

Global path
 
Use the Global Link Path? Y    to the right of this is the global path. you need to fill that in 1 time.
 
that's the default path so you would put the path where you keep all your pdf's or whatever you are linking to.
 
I keep my word files in the default path and my thumbs in another directory so I use global for word docs and k:\thumbs\filename.png  for my thumbs so they have a  use global path set to N
 
I kept .doc and .png in separate directories so that there would be less files in each location I didn't want to overload one location with 40,000+ files.  maybe that's ok but I didn't want to find out the hard way.
 
are you in in-B
 
it says routing seq ?
I don't have that in IN-B
are you linking to a routing ?
 
are you using evo links or classic

do you have EVO ?

this is how I have it setup for a word doc
 

 
there have been some changes so you may not need to use O as it now uses the windows file associations to print
 
Also I don't remember where you set the global link path its not shown here in classic. I use EVO mostly.
You might consider an EVO seat to see the difference. its so much better than classic.
 
I was one of the 1st people to use links so mine use the O direct program call to Word.
 
you might try a different PDF viewer / printer   there are plenty of free ones out there
 
I use PDF creator when test printing a batch of WO because it has silent mode where it wont ask for a file name for each word doc.
 
I use cute FTP when I just need a quick print to a file because it will ask
 
and I use adobe as my viewer because I find I can copy text from it better.  I don't use a lot of PDF links because I like a word doc. You can paste almost anything into them and I only have to maintain the one file.
 
I looked at my PDF's and they are all data sheets I have downloaded for purchased parts. These almost never need to be printed,  I just have them linked for viewing with the associated item.

I still have not been able to resolve this problem. I have successfully run the following command at the command prompt : acrord32.exe /p /h Y:\IMGTEST\TEST.PDF - it prints the document straight to the printer.
I have confirmed that the Y drive is mapped to my computer but DBA still will not print the Linked PDF image with the Work Order.

Here's what I had before:
Default Image Path = not set
Link = Y:\IMGTest\test.pdf
Use IE or Other = I
 
I changed to
Default Image Path = Y:\IMGTest\
Link = test.pdf
Use IE or Other = I
 
Still no linked image with traveler print. Thanks for your time!

Also Adobe needs to be installed as your PDF viewer, not some other program.  DBA is hard coded to call Adobe Acrobat for printing PDF.  You need to make sure the path to the Acrobat reader is in your Windows environment path.