Graham
Wed Mar 16 02:38:19 CST 2005
Acrobat 7 uses a COM add-in and frankly it should never have been released
in its present condition. For a start it commits the cardinal sin of
preventing Word from functioning correctly, by blocking Word's ability to
save changes in normal.dot. I don't think there is going to be a simple
answer to this, though others may think differently :)
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Graham Mayor - Word MVP
My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site
http://word.mvps.org
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Bo Hansson wrote:
> Thanks Graham,
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> I've used that macro in earlier versions of Adobe Acrobat, but cannot
> find it in my recently installed version (7.0 Professional).
> Is there no way to adress and click a certain button in Adobes
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> "Graham Mayor" <gmayor@DELETECAPSmvps.org> skrev i meddelandet
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>> Adobe provides this functionality with its add-in pdfmaker.dot which
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>> be installed in the Office start-up folder by the install routine.
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>> Graham Mayor - Word MVP
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>> Word MVP web site
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>> Bo Hansson wrote:
>>> I would like to click a "Create PDF" button in Adobes toolbar
>>> visible in Word.
>>> How do I do that from VBA-code?
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>>> /BosseH