I thought so, yes.
On 27.11.2002 15:29:27 Illiano, Vincent wrote:
> Is Acrobat OLE-Automatable? My controlling application is an MFC app, so I
> could easily establish an OLE connection to Acrobat if that's possible.
Jeremias Maerki
If the pdf is launched in the IE browser, it does not lock the file.
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Wednesday, November 27, 2002 9:25 AM
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> You can't because Acrobat has an exclusive lock on the file. There's no
> way to release that lock other than to tell Acrobat
You can't because Acrobat has an exclusive lock on the file. There's no
way to release that lock other than to tell Acrobat to close the file
either by closing the window with the mouse or by closing the file over
OLE automation (not an easy task in Java).
By the way, GhostScript doesn't lock the
Hi Fellow FOPers,
I've run into a problem when generating pdf's with FOP. When the target pdf
file is already open in Acrobat, or any other application for that matter,
FOP cannot regenerate the pdf file. I see the following message in the FOP
console window (running fop.bat):
java.io.FileNotFo
