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calude
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UDC button to print

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hi

its monday....
can someone to give me a hand on the following
I want to create a UDC so I can select a bunch of pdf's click the UDC to send them to print on a _non_ default printer
-where are the printer located to send them the filename
and
-how about if the printer is connected on another computer (printer shares working fine)

its monday

thank you

Calude

nas8e9
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Re: UDC button to print

Post by nas8e9 »

calude wrote:hi

its monday....
can someone to give me a hand on the following
I want to create a UDC so I can select a bunch of pdf's click the UDC to send them to print on a _non_ default printer
-where are the printer located to send them the filename
and
-how about if the printer is connected on another computer (printer shares working fine)

its monday

thank you

Calude
This page gives the necessary command line options for Adobe Reader including how to specify a printer.

calude
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Re: UDC button to print

Post by calude »

thanks for the page nas8e9
but I dont use acroreader (PDF-xchange pro)
I can drag and drop my files over a printer link so there should be a way without invoking any PDF reader/
just a simple Windows way??

any other ideas ??

Calude

nas8e9
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Re: UDC button to print

Post by nas8e9 »

calude wrote:but I dont use acroreader (PDF-xchange pro)
I'm slightly Adobe Reader-centric, sorry... :)

calude wrote:I can drag and drop my files over a printer link so there should be a way without invoking any PDF reader/
just a simple Windows way??
I'm guessing that's Windows OLE/Class registration in action: PDF-XChange probably registered itself as the print handler for .pdf files, which allows Windows to call it behind the scenes when you drag-and-drop documents on a printer.

calude wrote:any other ideas ??
From PDF-XChange's change log:
Added feature to print PDFs from command line (/print and /printto command line arguments)
The /printto argument sounds promising?

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