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I've scoured the forum here looking for a way to do this. &nbsp;So far, I haven't seen quite what I'm looking for.<br />
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I have a program that is automatically generating PDF files and spitting them out into the folder. &nbsp;Once that process is finished, this program has the capability to call a batch file and do...whatever I want it to do. &nbsp;What I am wanting it to do is to print the PDF file that was just created.<br />
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I tried to use the print command (print /d:\\server\printer &quot;G:\path\PDF\*.pdf&quot;) but I keep getting errors that the paper size is invalid (I have set the printer default to 11x17, but it keeps corrupting it somehow using this process). &nbsp;<br />
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I have Acrobat Pro 7 and am printing to a PS printer.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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I've scoured the forum here looking for a way to do this.  So far, I haven't seen quite what I'm looking for.

I have a program that is automatically generating PDF files and spitting them out into the folder.  Once that process is finished, this program has the capability to call a batch file and do...whatever I want it to do.  What I am wanting it to do is to print the PDF file that was just created.

I tried to use the print command (print /d:\\server\printer "G:\path\PDF\*.pdf") but I keep getting errors that the paper size is invalid (I have set the printer default to 11x17, but it keeps corrupting it somehow using this process).  

I have Acrobat Pro 7 and am printing to a PS printer.

Thanks in advance.

Print PDFs from Batch?

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