Hello Simon,
You said:
1 - "Since the latest update of Acrobat Reader": What update? 8.0?
2 - "I get a message while trying to print a pdf – file silent." "I use iText
in a Sevlet to add JavaScript to a existing PDF. This always worked fine." How?
Overall, what you are trying to accomplish?
"it could be considered a security hazard.I think that's what made Adobe decide
to add such a message"
In my opinion Adobe is to much preocuped with security... Lack os security is
not good, but it shoudln´t be exagerated. Adobe products are not anymore just
desktop products, but it seems they are not ready for that yet. I just can see
what is the security problem about printing a document...
In what relates to silent print I think there are 2 approaches. I didn´t
implemented them yet but I think they work:
1 - Make the pdf print itself;
2 - Communicate with the PDF using client side scripting.
Did anyone found a problem with these approaches?
Thank you
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Mon, 25 Feb 2008 19:37:38
+0100Subject: Re: [iText-questions] message at silent print since last acrobat
aeader update
Hi Leonard, My local application runs in a trusted environment but still the
warnings appear.If I (self) sign the document would that be a working solution?
Regards, Peter> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Thu, 21 Feb 2008 12:31:17 -0500>
To: itext-questions@lists.sourceforge.net> Subject: Re: [iText-questions]
message at silent print since last acrobat aeader update> > On Feb 21, 2008, at
12:09 PM, 1T3XT info wrote:> > Simon Staiger wrote:> >> Since the latest update
of Acrobat Reader I get a message while > >> trying to print a pdf – file
silent.> >> I use iText in a Sevlet to add JavaScript to a existing PDF. This >
>> always worked fine.> >> > Letting the printer spew out a document without
user interaction> > always was a borderline issue. Not all end users appreciate
it,> > and it could be considered a security hazard.> > I think that's what
made Adobe decide to add such a message> > 100% accurate. Silent printing is no
longer allowed w/o warnings to > the user in an untrusted
document/environment.> > > > , and in my experience, you can't 'turn off'
messages like that (but> > maybe I'm not looking hard enough).> >> > Your
document and/or environment needs to be trusted by the user.> > Leonard> > >
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