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I have been able to open a pdf document through command line by using: start test.pdf But I would like to open it in full screen mode via command line, does anyone have any idea how to do so? [edit] I need a windows command... This should do it. start "" /max "c:\nameofpdf.pdf" This has the advantage that it should work if the user is using other pdf document readers that are not adobe reader. It should just use the default pdf reader on the machine. Windows 10: explorer.exe "file:\\path\to\file.pdf" Beshoo I've tested the following with Adobe Reader 10: start "" /max "C:\Program Files Xxxxx

I've built a C# .NET app that uses the Adobe ActiveX control to display a PDF. It relies on a couple DLLs that get shipped with the application. These DLLs interact with the locally installed Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on the machine. This app is being used by some customer already and works great for nearly all users ( I check to see that the local machine is running at least version 9 of either Acrobat or Reader already ). I've found 3 cases where the app returns the error message "Error HRESULT E_FAIL has been returned from a call to a COM component" when trying to load

Using itextsharp (or any c# pdf library), i need to open a PDF, replace some placeholder text with actual values, and return it as a byte[]. Can someone suggest how to do this? I've had a look at the itext docs and can't figure out where to get started. So far i'm stuck on how to get the source pdf from a PDFReader to a Document object, i presume i'm probably approaching this the wrong way. Thanks a lot In the end, i used PDFescape to open my existing PDF file, and place some form fields in where i need to put my fields, then save it again to create my PDF file. http://www.pdfescape.com Then i

I am using acrobat XI I have tried output a text file like this var cMyC = "abc"; var doc = this.createDataObject({cName: "test.txt", cValue: cMyC}); this.exportDataObject({cName: "test.txt", nLaunch:0}); This is working , but I would like to provided a fixed path and no dialog is popup to request the user choose a saving path Are there any way to fix the problem? thanks All Acrobat JavaScript functions that write a file to the user’s local disk pose a security risk, so there are some restrictions placed on their use. These functions include doc.saveAs() and all of the data export functions,

I'm using Itextsharp v5.1 and created enabled reader pdf files. I wrote a c# class that fill the form and keep each individual pdf file extended reader. But, when I use this MergeFiles function here, it create a new Merged file NOT extended reader and I need your help with this please to turn it extended reader... my MergeFiles function is : public static void MergeFiles(string destinationFile, string[] sourceFiles) { try { //1: Create the MemoryStream for the destination document. using (MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream()) { //2: Create the PdfCopyFields object. PdfCopyFields copy = new

I made up an editable PDF for students to request transcripts. Now, I want to constrain the input. For example, I want only numbers for their ID number, and I want only letters (no special characters) in the name fields, etc. In addition, there's an input called "Year Last Attended" where they enter the last academic year the user attended the university. If the value entered is within 5 years of the current date, then the user should alerted that he/she can request a transcript through another website. Can JS do this? If so, how would you do this? I just need examples for the things I've

I am trying to open several PDF documents using a simple batch file: ECHO OFF CLS cd Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader Acrord32.exe C:\Users\BW1.pdf Acrord32.exe C:\Users\BW2.pdf Acrord32.exe C:\Users\BW3.pdf Acrord32.exe C:\Users\BW4.pdf Acrord32.exe C:\Users\BW5.pdf Acrord32.exe C:\Users\BW6.pdf EXIT The above batch file opens the first PDF only, then waits until I close it for the next PDF file to open. How can I have all the PDF documents open at the same time? (Like going to Acrobat Reader, file->Open->xx.pdf) Assaf Lavie Use start : start acrord32.exe 1.pdf start acrord32.exe 2.pdf

So, I've been making forms for my company for some time now with pretty easy Javascript that has worked for me in the past. However all of a sudden it's kicking out the error: TypeError: Date is not a constructor The Code: var Date = this.getField("Text1"); Date.value = util.printd("mm/dd/yyyy",new Date()); It works on all my old forms, but now it won't work on new ones... and I've tried making a new button on an old form - just copying and pasting the code, and then it'll break all the other buttons and spit out the same error. Running: Windows 7 64-bit with Acrobat XI 11.0.10 The variable

is there any way to get the adobe reader control in our visual studio.net without installing the adobe reader in our system! WinForm: PDF Viewer Control Without Acrobat Reader Installed Web: ASP.NET PDF Viewer User Control Without Acrobat Reader Installed on Client or Server The WinForm version doesn't require Reader, but does require the distribution of other freely available DLLs. I've never tried the Web version. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1845309/getting-pdf-reader-control-in-vs-net

I create an URI with a fragment (aka anchor #). UriBuilder ub = new UriBuilder("file://path/doc.pdf"); ub.Fragment = "chapterX"; The url is shown correctly in the debugger (ub -> file://path/doc.pdf#chapterX ). But when I assign it to a WebBrowser control, the fragment part gets lost (reason for the fragment see PDF Open parameter ). this._myWebBrowser.Url = ub.Uri; // Alternative this._myWebBrowser.Navigate("file://path/doc.pdf#chapterX"); When I check this._myWebBrowser.Url it displays file://path/doc.pdf . this._myWebBrowser.Url.Fragment is empty - also readonly and cannot be assigned. As C