antony061897
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Adobe Acrobat Reader
Acrobat Reader 3 under Windows 95/98
I need to print pdf documents from a command line without any user intervention.
So far I've worked out that:
'acrord32.exe /p c:\name.pdf' will print a document but ask for confirmation of print, where as:
'acrord32.exe /p /h c:\name.pdf' will automatically print a document then close said document, but...
it doesn't 'shrink to fit' even if this is previously set, can someone tell me if this is possible and what the other command line switches are.
Thanks,
Antony
I need to print pdf documents from a command line without any user intervention.
So far I've worked out that:
'acrord32.exe /p c:\name.pdf' will print a document but ask for confirmation of print, where as:
'acrord32.exe /p /h c:\name.pdf' will automatically print a document then close said document, but...
it doesn't 'shrink to fit' even if this is previously set, can someone tell me if this is possible and what the other command line switches are.
Thanks,
Antony
correction ... they do work ... (used incorrect syntax)
Best resource I've found for Adobe Acrobat is Round Table. They've got add-ins for duplexing and special printing requirements for Adobe. You might check their website and see if they have a solution for you...
http://www.roundtable.com.au/
Colleen
http://www.roundtable.com.au/
Colleen
Are you using quarterdeck cleansweep?
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BTW .. these options don't work on my PC .. (Windows NT, reader 3.01)