zip cmd /c '"c:\program
files\adobe\acrobat 6.0\reader\acrord32.exe" "c:\test.pdf"'
This command will pull up a pdf in a
window assuming you have adobe acrobat reader 6.0 on your machine.
I don’t know how to make it
automatically print.
Troy
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Subject: [RBASE-L] - Re: LAUNCH
command
MikeB & Troy:
Well, no matter which option I try, neither works here on 6.5++, build 1.866.
This client is still on double quotes, so I changed it to single to test this.
Mike's suggestion of (I put a space between the quotes here just so it is
clearer for everyone to see, didn't test it that way):
LAUNCH '
"C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\Acrobat4\Acrobat\Acrobat.exe"|"/p /h
C:\Temp\IllJoe.Pdf" '
had to be changed for my program:
LAUNCH ' "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat
5.0\Acrobat\Acrobat.exe"|"/p /h C:\504209-1.Pdf" '
I changed the Launch to a DIR, stripped out everything after .exe, and it does
find my program.
Also the pdf file. I don't get any error messages, but nothing goes to
the printer either.
Troy's
suggestion is:
Zip command /c 'C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\Acrobat5.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe|/p
/h C:\Cust.pdf'
This is the same directory structure as mine, although I have a space between
Acrobat 5.0
so I changed that; also changed the pdf file at the end. Since I'm on XP,
I replaced Command
with CMD. It goes out to DOS but quickly comes back with no error
message, but no printing.
Tried all combos of CMD, CMD.EXE, COMMAND, COMMAND.COM, without /c....
Is there something I need to do on the Acrobat side to allow this printing?
Karen
