\Acrobat 10 SDK\Version 1\InterAppCommunicationSupport\Headers And look for the acrobat.tlb file there. Add it to your references in the VB Editor by using Browse. Once added, it will show up as Adobe Acrobat 8.0 Type Library - Which seems odd, since it's in a zip file named Acrobat 10 SDK, but that seems to do it.
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I wrote a script download the latest version of Adobe MUI DC but I am not really happy with the parsing.
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I ended up bailing on Adobe Acrobat here and going with FoxIt Reader (Free pdf reader) to do my pdf printing. This is the code I'm using to print via FoxIt in C#: Process pdfProcess = new Process(); pdfProcess.StartInfo.FileName = @"C:\Program Files (x86)\Foxit Software\Foxit Reader\Foxit Reader.exe";
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As the OP inquired how exactly I changed those widths arrays: I wanted the change to have as few side effects as possible, so I was glad to see that there was some empty space in the font dictionaries in question, so a trivial hex editing sufficed, no need to shift indirect objects and update cross references:
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Adobe Reader is a free product and Adobe allows only those plug-ins that wouldn't violate that concepts. It is for example not permitted to write a Reader plug-in that edits a PDF file and saves those changes. Those are things restricted to Acrobat. To enforce these limitations, Adobe makes you sign plug-ins before they will actually work in ...
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When you move the excel file with this VBA project to that another computer, where the Adobe Acrobat is not installed, then this reference is, well MISSING, which is expected. You simply can't create object from type, which is not registered on that another computer, that's it.
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Acrobat Reference should work Here is the guide from Adobe Once added, you may use the following code Tip: It may lead you to correct coding -I'm not quite sure since I coded it"blindly" because I don't have Acrobat in my PC-. Debug step by step to see what's doing.
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0. TO change the highlighter color in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC (2016 on Mac) 1) Select the document's tab 2) Double-click on the comment tool in the right pane -- this will open a 'comment' toolbar below the 1st toolbar. (View -> tools -> comment -> open also achieves this.) 3) Click on the paint bucket icon, and pick a new color That color will ...
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Opening documents in VBA will require you to have an Acrobat App object. The code will work once you have an app object in the function. Public Function GetPDF (FilePath As String) As Object. Dim ArcoApp As New Acrobat.AcroApp. Dim OriPdf As New Acrobat.AcroPDDoc.
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The FAQ notes that the use of the command line switches is unsupported. 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 already open. /s - Don't show the splash screen. /o - Don't show the open file dialog.
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