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Hi, I am using a third part application (Citect SCADA) that has embedded Visual Basic (vba) - .Net is not supported. I need a Visual Basic 6.0/vba solution.
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Hi, I am using a third part application (Citect SCADA) that has embedded Visual Basic (vba) - .Net is not supported. I need a Visual Basic 6.0/vba solution.

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Hi,<br />
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I am trying to open a pdf document and automatic display the page number xx.<br />
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From the command shell, following syntax do exactly what I want: <br />
acrord32.exe &nbsp;/A &quot;page=3&quot; c:\pdftest.pdf<br />
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In VB/VBA I try to use the ShellExecute api function:<br />
Call ShellExecute(Me.hwnd, &quot;Open&quot;, &quot;c:\pdftest.pdf&quot;, &quot;page=3&quot;, &quot;&quot;, SW_SHOWNORMAL)<br />
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The api function display the pdf file, but does not &quot;jump&quot; to page 3. Is it possible to use the ShellExecute function, or can this be done in other way?<br />

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Hi,

I am trying to open a pdf document and automatic display the page number xx.

From the command shell, following syntax do exactly what I want: 
acrord32.exe  /A "page=3" c:\pdftest.pdf

In VB/VBA I try to use the ShellExecute api function:
Call ShellExecute(Me.hwnd, "Open", "c:\pdftest.pdf", "page=3", "", SW_SHOWNORMAL)

The api function display the pdf file, but does not "jump" to page 3. Is it possible to use the ShellExecute function, or can this be done in other way?


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