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There is a way to directly print a PDF file
without see it before ? and after close acrobat reader ?>>
If you mean that you have a PDF file and want to print it without "seeing" the
acrobat reader, here's what I found.
On my system, if you right click on a PDF file there is a print option. If you
click Print, the document is formatted by acrobat and sent to the default
printer without additional work on your part. I did see a document window
flash for a second, but it went away. I didn't have to deal directly with
acrobat at all.
In order for the print function to exist, I'm sure you have to have acrobat
actually installed on your computer (even if you're not going to see it during
the printing process).
In order to fire this automatically from a program, you'll need to use a
snippet of visual basic script, which should run on most any Windows computer.
I cribbed this from the internet:
FILENAME = WScript.Arguments(0)
WScript.CreateObject ("Shell.Application").Namespace (0).ParseName( FILENAME
).InvokeVerb "&Print"
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Larry
