adobe-reader

i open a pdf file from my app in Adobe reader, now... -> if i want to open to open n'th page of the pdf from my application into Adobe reader.. can i do that?? [i want to keep track of the page number that was last viewed & open the pdf from there...wen viewed next time] -> can i open the Adobe reader in the middle body of the screen, & have my Application's name at the top & my Menu Options?? For Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat on the desktop Adobe products some open parameters that let you control various initial view properties when a PDF is opened. If Adobe Reader for Android supports this

I'm able to create PDFs in my C#/WPF application and run them with the following: Process.Start(_pathToPDFFile); This works with Adobe Acrobat, but not with Adobe Reader. When Adobe Reader is installed, Process.Start() does nothing unless the Reader process is already running in the Task Manager. How can I get Adobe Reader to show the PDF when I attempt to start a PDF? In our case, the problem was only reproducible when starting the application from Visual Studio - starting the .exe directly works as expected. After some debugging, it turned out that Visual Studio was set to always run as

since Adobe released a new Update for the Adobe Reader (11.09 on 16.09.2014), we encountered an problem with printing pdf files through the command line. Our formally script looks like this: :job @for /F "tokens=1,* delims= " %%p in ('dir /b/a-d /s "Y:\*.pdf"') do ( echo Printing file: "%%p" on %date% ::prints the pdf document with adobe reader "C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe" /p /h "%%p" ::move file to destination echo wait 10 seconds ::wait 10 seconds then continue ping 127.0.0.1 -n 10 > nul echo move file: "%%p" to "C:\PDF" ::move file to destination move "%%p"

On Windows, when a PDF is opened in Adobe Reader, it appears to hold a lock on the file. This behavior means that if I want to re-run pdflatex to regenerate the file, I need to close it in Reader, run pdflatex, jump back to Reader, and reopen the file. Is there a way to make Reader not hold a lock while the file is open, like Preview on OSX and most other PDF readers I've used on other platforms? As peq mentioned, SumatraPDF (http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sumatrapdf/free-pdf-reader.html ) is a great solution. As seen in this post in Adobe forum , the company considers this not to be a