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Sending PDF file directly to printer
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Visual FoxPro
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Reports & Report designer
Miscellaneous
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00940669
Message ID:
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Nadya,

Yes, if you know any other application that could print pdf files without acrobat. Any ideas?


>Yuri,
>
>Do you think it would be possible without opening Adobe?
>
>>Carlos,
>>
>>See my notes below
>>
>>>DECLARE INTEGER ShellExecute ;
>>>IN SHELL32.DLL ;
>>>INTEGER nWinHandle,;
>>>STRING cOperation,;
>>>STRING cFileName,;
>>>STRING cParameters,;
>>>STRING cDirectory,;
>>>INTEGER nShowWindow
>>>? ShellExecute(0,"print", FullPath('MyFile.pdf'),"",0)
>>
>>One parameter is missing. Should be:
>>? ShellExecute(0,"print", FullPath('MyFile.pdf'),"","",0)
>>
>>>
>>>---------------------------------------------------------
>>>I just read this thread
>>>
>>>I have some questions
>>>
>>>1.I changed the parameter order because it did’t work
>>>
>>>? ShellExecute(0,"print", “MyFile.pdf”,'',”Path”,0)
>>>
>>>2. It opens the Adobe Reader and don’t close it
>>>What I can I do?
>>
>>Something like this:
>>
>>IF ShellExecute(0,"print", FullPath('MyFile.pdf'),"","",1)>32
>>
>>	oShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
>>	*wait for Acrobat reader
>>	lntimeout=60
>>	lnstarttime=SECONDS()
>>	DO WHILE not oShell.AppActivate("Acrobat Reader") AND ;
>>		    SECONDS()-lnstarttime<lntimeout
>>	     INKEY(2)
>>	ENDDO
>>
>>	IF oShell.AppActivate("Acrobat Reader")
>>	  *While printing Acrobat reader cannot be closed; so repeat
>>          *                attempts to close it.
>>		lnstarttime=SECONDS()
>>		DO WHILE oShell.AppActivate("Acrobat Reader") AND ;
>>                           SECONDS()-lnstarttime<lntimeout
>>		    oShell.SendKeys("^q")   && try to close Acrobat reader
>>		    INKEY(2)
>>		enddo
>>	endif
>>
>>	oShell=.null.
>>ELSE
>>	?"file not found "
>>ENDIF
>>
>>
>>
>>>
>>>3 How can I change printer
>>
>>One of the ways is:
>>oWSHNet = CREATEOBJECT('Wscript.Network')
>>oWSHNet.SetDefaultPrinter('Windows_Printer_Name')
>>oWSHNet =null
>>
>>>
>>>TIA
>>
>>Good Luck
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