Re: How to get pdf document file path that is running upon AcroRD32.exe(Adobe...
They will want to know that you want to do this with VB.
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How to get pdf document file path that is running upon AcroRD32.exe(Adobe 10) process,as win7 opens 2 processes of AcroRD32.exe for all pdf documents so im unable to knowhow many pdf documents are...
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There are no APIs for doing this from VB by itself. You would need to add some additional stuff to Reader - either a JavaScript or C/C++-based plugin.
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. I have a pdf file. I open it. then I select some lines. how to automatically copy them to a text box.
View ArticlePDDocSaveWithParams saving files of little to no size
Hi there, From my Reader-Enabled Plugin, I am trying to save a copy of a document to the user's temporary directory using PDDocSaveWithParamsThis works fine, about 90% of the time. The other 10% I get...
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Writing such a plug-in is a major task, especially as you would have to implement your own inter-process sharing of information. But the information on how to do it is in the SDK. Recommended for...
View ArticleRe: PDDocSaveWithParams saving files of little to no size
I would recommend that you submit a formal support request for this type of thing
View ArticleVB.net: how to get an event whenever a pdf document is opened
I have to write a service and that service requires an event and that event must trigger when user runs a pdf document. I've no idea how to get those events.
View ArticleCan not change the overprint preview settings.
I'm developing a plug-in for Adobe Acrobat Pro.I want to change the overprint-preview setting by the Acrobat plug-in. The trouble is that the plug-in can not change the overprint-preview setting of...
View ArticleRe: VB.net: how to get an event whenever a pdf document is opened
You should look at system level auditing events. Acrobat/Adobe Reader won't tell you.
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View ArticleRe: VB.net: how to get an event whenever a pdf document is opened
And also be aware that while your program can be a service, you can't run Acrobat or Reader as a service. NOR can you run them on a server.
View ArticleRe: Can not change the overprint preview settings.
What do you want to change it to and why? The default, which is “Only for PDF/X files” is the best setting – which is why it is the default. Setting the value to true won’t work, because it’s not a...
View ArticleRe: Re: How to highlight marked content just like the Object Data Tool?
You're right there are two problems. Holding me up now is doing the hit test, I was hoping to recurse through the content stream looking for PDEContainers like so: ASInt32 numElems =...
View ArticleRe: How to highlight marked content just like the Object Data Tool?
Are you sure about that? I believe that PDEdit READ ONLY calls (such as those you list) are fine for Reader - its only the PE Write calls that aren't
View ArticleRe: Problem compiling sample plugin with Xcode
Now that XCode 6 is nearly available, will the samples be updated?
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We won't be supporting Xcode 6 for Acrobat XI development.
View ArticleRe: Re: How to highlight marked content just like the Object Data Tool?
That is what I assumed/hoped as well. When I build our plugin with READER_PLUGIN defined I get the following type of error: Error 54 error C2065: 'PDEContentGetNumElemsSELPROTO' :...
View ArticleRe: How to highlight marked content just like the Object Data Tool?
Don't use that define :). Also, Adobe no longer supports the Acrobat 9 SDK.
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