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How to set registry settings on edoc pdf pro
Hi,
We want to use embedded commands in pages and then print them to the Edoc printer.
We use the following commands;
%%EmailEnable: True%%
%%EmailUseEMAPI: True%%
%%EmailSendMethod: 1%
%%EmailUseOutlook: True%%
%%EmailFrom: test1@test.com%%
%%EmailTo: test2@test.com%%
%%EmailCC: test3@test.com%%
%%EmailSubject: Test eDoc PDF%%
%%Filepath: C:\TEST.pdf%%
%%DestEnablePostAction: False%%
%%DestRemoveFinalPDF: True%%
This is working fine, IF we set the settings in the Edoc printer preferences like below on the working station;
- Enable detecting embedded commands (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Remove test line starting with tag (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Delete pages containing commands only (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Set mode; Save using the name autogenerated with default directory (Tab; Print preferences -> Destination)
Now, what I want to do is edit the edoc registry setting, so I don't have to configure the printer preferences on every userprofile. Just send a registry setting over the lan.
I cannot find anything in the developers docs from eDoc, and I'm really stuck!
Please help me out :(
We want to use embedded commands in pages and then print them to the Edoc printer.
We use the following commands;
%%EmailEnable: True%%
%%EmailUseEMAPI: True%%
%%EmailSendMethod: 1%
%%EmailUseOutlook: True%%
%%EmailFrom: test1@test.com%%
%%EmailTo: test2@test.com%%
%%EmailCC: test3@test.com%%
%%EmailSubject: Test eDoc PDF%%
%%Filepath: C:\TEST.pdf%%
%%DestEnablePostAction: False%%
%%DestRemoveFinalPDF: True%%
This is working fine, IF we set the settings in the Edoc printer preferences like below on the working station;
- Enable detecting embedded commands (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Remove test line starting with tag (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Delete pages containing commands only (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Set mode; Save using the name autogenerated with default directory (Tab; Print preferences -> Destination)
Now, what I want to do is edit the edoc registry setting, so I don't have to configure the printer preferences on every userprofile. Just send a registry setting over the lan.
I cannot find anything in the developers docs from eDoc, and I'm really stuck!
Please help me out :(
How about creating the settings on one machine then searching teh registry for edoc key, exporting it then importing it as reg file to the other machines?
ASKER
That's a good one, but that doen't work ;)
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ASKER
I've already test this, and it doesn't work.. and they have access to the key. It's not that simple :(
ASKER
Correction;
It works for several options
- Remove test line starting with tag (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Delete pages containing commands only (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Set mode; Save using the name autogenerated with default directory (Tab; Print preferences -> Destination)
But not the enable commands for embedded.
It works for several options
- Remove test line starting with tag (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Delete pages containing commands only (Tab; Print preferences -> Links)
- Set mode; Save using the name autogenerated with default directory (Tab; Print preferences -> Destination)
But not the enable commands for embedded.
Does the reg import occur on the machines its been run on, check by looking at key after running.
if so then the only other thing you could try woudl be a vbs script on log on to amend the reg keys but thats going to have pretty muc the same effect
if so then the only other thing you could try woudl be a vbs script on log on to amend the reg keys but thats going to have pretty muc the same effect
ASKER
a missed a key, stupid me :P
thanks alot!!!!
thanks alot!!!!
That doesnt make sense it should be a none or all thing
ASKER
Thanks!!
Phew i was going to start tearing my hair out haha, if your happy to close please do and attribute points as you see fit