Thanks David,
I'd forgotten about the SYS.MESSAGE file.
It turns out that the issue was that the version of uniVerse was installed by a
different user than all the other machines and the groups were not set
correctly.
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On 04/04/2013, at 12:39, Hona, David
I may have missed this discussion but if someone can help me that would be
great.
We have been executing a SB command to windows to open Adobe and print the
PDF document. We would like to either not have to open Adobe and print the
document or print the document from within our Unix box.
We have
Uncomfortable with the portable part of pdf then?
We just move the file over to the windows client and run:
L:X -0START PDF Document /Dwindowsdirectory /WAIT filename.pdf
And they print from that.
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hi Bruce,
on 'ux, we use ghostscript http://ghostscript.com/doc/current/Use.htm
Manu
Bruce Conway - Bamac LTD bconw...@cinci.rr.com a écrit :
I may have missed this discussion but if someone can help me that would be
great.
We have been executing a SB command to windows to open Adobe and
Before you can print the pdf you need to convert it to a .ps file
You can download and install ghostscript (free) on the hp system, then use the
pdf2ps convertor that
comes with it.
pdf2ps can be run separately to product a ps file that is then spooled to a
postscript printer, or
it can be
http://xtricks.blogspot.co.uk/2007/04/print-pdf-from-command-line.html
perhaps ?using acroread which is available for hpux 11
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Bruce Conway -
Bamac LTD
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On 04/04/2013 16:54, Bruce Conway - Bamac LTD wrote:
I may have missed this discussion but if someone can help me that would be
great.
We have been executing a SB command to windows to open Adobe and print the
PDF document. We would like to either not have to open Adobe and print the
document
I like this - is the PDF Document portion of the command our Adobe path
and Reader?
Bruce
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Dave Davis
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2013 12:24 PM
To: U2 Users List
That's just the title that shows up at the top of the reader window.
You don't need to specify the Adobe path and Reader - windows will figure out
what program is associated with the .pdf extension and run that - this is not
necessarily Acrobat Reader but most likely will be if that's all that
Oh Dave,
This just opens the window. I tried this and what it is doing is opening the
windows folder and the user then double click on the document and print. I
was looking for an automatic process to do the printing.
Bruce
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As long as the pdf extension has been linked to a reader program in windows,
it should be opening up the document in the reader program automatically.
I have used the acrobat reader switch to automatically print before (bringing
up the Windows printer dialog, I mean to say), but not with the
Then do you have the command that will actually automatically print the
document?
Here is our command being executed out of SB. I know that SB will read the
registry to determine the proper adobe program to execute.
C:\program files\adobe\reader 8.0\reader\acrord32.exe /t /n
Been a while since we've done it this way... but think it's still accuate.
See:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/619158/adobe-reader-command-line-reference
To open a file it's:AcroRd32.exe filename
The following switches are available:
/n - Launch a new instance of Reader even if one is
Sometimes the hardest information to find is that what you want to do
isn't possible. So let me tell you what is and what isn't possible, in
printing PDFs in Windows.
1) You can OPEN a PDF based on its file extension. From the command line,
you can simply type type pathname of the PDF. From
Interesting.
How long did it take to write a compliant reader?
We handle the problem in #8 with a Catalog entry in the PDF file.
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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Bob Rasmussen
Sent: Thursday, April
On Thu, 4 Apr 2013, Dave Davis wrote:
Interesting.
How long did it take to write a compliant reader?
It took YEARS. And I don't claim to be finished.
We handle the problem in #8 with a Catalog entry in the PDF file.
I assume you're referring to the fit-to-page setting. But my
With us - the issue was to keep it from defaulting to shrink to fit.
It wasn't important to make it always be one setting, just to get it
defaulted the way I needed.
The users wouldn't typically know to change this to the appropriate value for
themselves.
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From:
hi all,
anyone care to share any suggestions on the best way to create pick
records that include chinese/spanish characters via c# and uniobjects or
just c# and writing to a unix file?
I have some ideas I am mulling around in my head but I thought I'd tap
into the vast knowledge base
way easier,
+ CREATE-FILE DICT BLOB
+ edit voc entry to create a VOC file pointer to a ../udir/blob on line
002
+ write said files to file BLOB keeping the record keys in a pick record,
+ open 'BLOB' as a file, OS thinks it is a Type 1 file, to READU, SELECT,
SORT etc
+ !!!DO NOT!!! READ record
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