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#Adobe pdf creator printer full version
#Adobe pdf creator printer code

I'd suggest having the PDF distiller configured to output to a temp directory, so you can print one, move the result, then print another, and so on. Somebody mentioned Adobe Distiller Server - check your docs for Acrobat, I know it comes with basic Distiller, and you may be able to set up Distiller to run in a similar mode, where it watches Directory A and spits out PDF versions of any files that show up in Directory B.Īn alternative: since you're working with Access snapshots, you might be better off writing a VBA script that iterates through all the SNPs in a directory and prints them to the installed PDF printer.ĮTA: if you need to specify the output of the PDF printer, that might be harder. You can probably do this with an off-the-shelf product, without even opening Visual Studio at all. It sounds like what you actually want is a batch SNP to PDF converter.

If there is anything you can do to avoid creating or editing PDF documents directly, I strongly advise that you do so. The big takeaway point here is that PDF IS HARD. I also was not expecting something that looks this trivial to be that hard to code. I know this can be done better but I have only been here three months and there were other pressing concerns that were a lot more immediate.

then repeat for all 100+ clients takes roughly two hours to complete and verify.

copy the pdf to \\website reports\client1.

create pdf files of all the snp documents in the folder by hand.

as it prompts me as to where I want to print and still does not print where I want it to (multiple locations), which is crucial as we create a lot of the same named PDF files (with different data within the PDF and placed in corresponding client folders) I just tried the above shell execute, and it will not perform the way I want it to. pdf file, but I think the logic would be the same for any file type. I want to print a previosly created document to a pdf file.

#Adobe pdf creator printer code

Is there a relatively simple bit of code to print to a PDF printer (and of course assign it to print to a specific location) or will it require a the use of another library to print to pdf?

#Adobe pdf creator printer full version

I thought about getting a sdk like ITextSharp, but it seem like overkill for what I am trying to do especially since we have the full version of Adobe. I am trying to print an existing file to PDF programmatically in Visual Basic 2008.