• How to print PDF silently

    From metainilesh@gmail.com@21:1/5 to PDF Expert on Wed Mar 22 03:30:21 2017
    On Wednesday, December 17, 2014 at 1:56:52 AM UTC+5:30, PDF Expert wrote:
    With ActiveTree solution neither you host the software nor your PDF have to be at a particular location. As long as the PDF is accessible from your local computer or through a web URL, following out of box printing (and PDF viewing) seems very straight
    forward.


    (Local PDF files) https://www.activetree.com/jprint/silent_print_pdf.jsp?DOC_LIST=[c:/docs/test.pdf]

    (Remote web server PDF files) https://www.activetree.com/jprint/silent_print_pdf.jsp?DOC_LIST=[http://myhost.com:port/docs/test.pdf]

    Sir few days back when i tried it was working it when to the default printer when I'm trying to run it's not able to print


    Please help !

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  • From merlogarc@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Sat Oct 21 08:17:08 2017
    El sábado, 19 de julio de 2003, 17:30:17 (UTC+2), Philip A. Viton escribió:
    In article <eGKRa.84408$JA5.1718851@news.xtra.co.nz>, Roger_Douglas@hotmail.com says...
    Thanks for this, I have found answers elsewhere - although with side-effects.

    AcroRd32.exe filename - Executes the Reader and displays a file.

    Other options for the command line are:
    AcroRd32.exe /p filename - Executes the Reader and prints a file.
    /n Launch a separate instance of the Acrobat application, even if one is
    currently open.
    /s Open Acrobat, suppressing the splash screen.
    /o Open Acrobat, suppressing the open file dialog.
    /h Open Acrobat in hidden mode.
    AcroRd32.exe /t path printername drivername portname - Initiates
    Acrobat Reader, prints a file while suppressing the Acrobat print dialog box, then terminates Reader.
    If using Acrobat, substitute Acrobat.exe in place of AcroRd32.exe in the command lines.

    However, this does NOT seem to close the reader after it has finished...

    Chow.

    I think /h will close acroread after the print job completes.

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    Philip A. Viton
    Ohio State University

    it closes documents instances, but not acrobat itself

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  • From pindajager@gmail.com@21:1/5 to All on Tue Feb 6 05:57:17 2018
    Op zaterdag 21 oktober 2017 17:17:09 UTC+2 schreef merl...@gmail.com:
    El sábado, 19 de julio de 2003, 17:30:17 (UTC+2), Philip A. Viton escribió:
    In article <eGKRa.84408$JA5.1718851@news.xtra.co.nz>, Roger_Douglas@hotmail.com says...
    Thanks for this, I have found answers elsewhere - although with side-effects.

    AcroRd32.exe filename - Executes the Reader and displays a file.

    Other options for the command line are:
    AcroRd32.exe /p filename - Executes the Reader and prints a file.
    /n Launch a separate instance of the Acrobat application, even if one is
    currently open.
    /s Open Acrobat, suppressing the splash screen.
    /o Open Acrobat, suppressing the open file dialog.
    /h Open Acrobat in hidden mode.
    AcroRd32.exe /t path printername drivername portname - Initiates
    Acrobat Reader, prints a file while suppressing the Acrobat print dialog box, then terminates Reader.
    If using Acrobat, substitute Acrobat.exe in place of AcroRd32.exe in the command lines.

    However, this does NOT seem to close the reader after it has finished...

    Chow.

    I think /h will close acroread after the print job completes.

    --
    Philip A. Viton
    Ohio State University

    it closes documents instances, but not acrobat itself

    This will help:

    start acrord32 /S /O /H /T <complete filename with path> <printername or share> timeout /t 9 /nobreak>nul
    taskkill /F /IM AcroRd32.exe /FI "USERNAME eq <your username>">nul

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