If you open up the pdf in Acrobat 6 or Adobe Designer, go to document properties, description and look at the title property. Whatever is in that field is what will display as the window title when it is loaded in adobe reader or acrobat reader.
>The custom window title is stored where? and how?
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>What is the complete title of the reader window when one of these are opened? Does it still says "Acrobat Reader -[ " at the beginning? Could this work?
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> *== Printing has begun when PDF name appears in title of Reader window
> DO WHILE .t.
> getwindowtext(lnReaderHwnd, @lcWindowTitle, lnWindowTitleLen)
> IF "- [" $ lcWindowTitle
> EXIT
> ENDIF
> ENDDO
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> *== Printing has finished when PDF name no longer in title
> DO WHILE .t.
> lcWindowTitle = SPACE(50)
> getwindowtext(lnReaderHwnd, @lcWindowTitle, lnWindowTitleLen)
> IF ! "- [" $ lcWindowTitle
> EXIT
> ENDIF
> ENDDO
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