>You would ditch the reader from the company that invented PDFs for a knockoff just because you don't like it checking for updates? Why is that a bad thing?
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Are you suggesting I owe Adobe my loyalty ? <g> Foxit is much faster in opening the document. Try it. You'll see what I mean.
>>Would suggest using Foxit instead of Acrobat as a PDF reader. Free, much faster, and doesn't insist on going to Adobe to look for updates. ( recommended by PC Mag - Google it )
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>>>How do I execute Adobe Acrobat from Visual FoxPro to open an existing PDF file? Does Adobe Acrobat have an object model that I can use to CREATEOBJECT() for this purpose?
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>>>I've tried using the RUN command with no success.
>>>
>>>Any suggestion?
>>>
>>>Joel Chaban
>>>
jchaban@allthingsconnected.com
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