Could the word document be locked by another process?

Can you try a different doc?

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 4/04/2006 4:41 pm >>>

Hi,

Has anybody had a go at using Acrobat as a COM object to convert MS Word files 
to pdf?

I've been through a variety of tools with varying degrees of success. All seem 
to have something 'not quite right' so now I'm looking at Acrobat...

I've managed to get it to convert .txt, .gif, .jpg and even to read and 
recreate .pdf files (without even trying really) but it just wont open .doc 
files. There are lots of vbs examples out there that I followed to create the 
following code...


<cfscript>

    sInputPath = "c:\temp\test.doc">

    oAcroExchApp = CreateObject("COM", "AcroExch.App");
    oAcroExchApp.CloseAllDocs();

    oAVdoc = CreateObject("COM", "AcroExch.AVDoc");

    // Open the word document to be converted to PDF
    openresult = oAVdoc.Open(sInputPath, '');

</cfscript>

<cfoutput>
openresult: #openresult#
</cfoutput>


When ever I run this for a MS Word file I get: "openresult: NO". When I run it 
for one of the other file types mentioned I get "openresult: YES".

If the file doesn't exist then the oAVdoc.Open() call hangs

I've even changed the cfserver service so that it is now running as 
administrator...

Yes, MS Word is installed and I can even open a MS Word file in Acrobat and it 
will do the conversion for me (via the Word App) then display the pdf version.

Any hints or tips at this point would be very welcome!

Many thanks,

Brett
B)






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