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问题 I have the following situation: Internet Explorer 9 on Windows 7 SP1 32-bit Adobe Acrobat Professional version 10 A webpage with code like this: <object data="foo.pdf" src="foo.pdf"> Given that: The default PDF reader on the system is Adobe Acrobat Adobe Reader's browser plugin is suppressed in favor of Acrobat's plugin Acrobat.exe is running when the plugin loads I'm using Internet Explorer's COM automation (from Ruby, but that doesn't really matter) to obtain a reference to the object 's

问题 I have the following situation: Internet Explorer 9 on Windows 7 SP1 32-bit Adobe Acrobat Professional version 10 A webpage with code like this: <object data="foo.pdf" src="foo.pdf"> Given that: The default PDF reader on the system is Adobe Acrobat Adobe Reader's browser plugin is suppressed in favor of Acrobat's plugin Acrobat.exe is running when the plugin loads I'm using Internet Explorer's COM automation (from Ruby, but that doesn't really matter) to obtain a reference to the object 's

问题 I have a writeable PDF form made in Acrobat Professional. I want to validate that a numerical entry is in a certain range [a,b]. If it is not, I want an alert to pop up with the message, "Please contact Larry at XXX-XXX-XXXX to get your form processed." Can someone write up a quick snippet of code that does this for a PDF? I know how to do it for a web form. 回答1: You could do something like this: if (event.value > 3 && event.value < 10) { event.rc = false; app.alert({ cMsg: "Please contact

问题 I have been given a PDF file with a form. The form is not formatted as a table. My requirement is to extract the form field values, and write them to a CSV file which can be imported into Excel. I have tried using the automated "Merge data files to Spreadsheet" menu item in Acrobat Pro, but the output includes both the labels and form field values. I am interested in mostly just the form field values. I would like to use JavaScript to extract the form data, and instruct JavaScript how to

问题 I have been given a PDF file with a form. The form is not formatted as a table. My requirement is to extract the form field values, and write them to a CSV file which can be imported into Excel. I have tried using the automated "Merge data files to Spreadsheet" menu item in Acrobat Pro, but the output includes both the labels and form field values. I am interested in mostly just the form field values. I would like to use JavaScript to extract the form data, and instruct JavaScript how to

问题 I have reports that I am sending to a system that requires the reports be in a readable PDF format. I tried all of the free libraries and applications and the only one that I found worked was Adobe's acrobat family. I wrote a quick script in python that uses the win32api to print a pdf to my printer with the default registered application (Acrobat Reader 9) then to kill the task upon completion since acrobat likes to leave the window open when called from the command line. I compiled it into

问题 I have reports that I am sending to a system that requires the reports be in a readable PDF format. I tried all of the free libraries and applications and the only one that I found worked was Adobe's acrobat family. I wrote a quick script in python that uses the win32api to print a pdf to my printer with the default registered application (Acrobat Reader 9) then to kill the task upon completion since acrobat likes to leave the window open when called from the command line. I compiled it into

问题 I have reports that I am sending to a system that requires the reports be in a readable PDF format. I tried all of the free libraries and applications and the only one that I found worked was Adobe's acrobat family. I wrote a quick script in python that uses the win32api to print a pdf to my printer with the default registered application (Acrobat Reader 9) then to kill the task upon completion since acrobat likes to leave the window open when called from the command line. I compiled it into

问题 I have reports that I am sending to a system that requires the reports be in a readable PDF format. I tried all of the free libraries and applications and the only one that I found worked was Adobe's acrobat family. I wrote a quick script in python that uses the win32api to print a pdf to my printer with the default registered application (Acrobat Reader 9) then to kill the task upon completion since acrobat likes to leave the window open when called from the command line. I compiled it into

问题 I would like to change (or add if it doesn't exist) to a PDF file with multiple pages the setting that will force the PDF to be opened in two page mode (PageLayout : TwoPageLeft for example). I tried with that kind of JavaScript (given with Enfocus FullSwitch as example) : if(($error == null) && ($doc != null)) { try { $outfile = $outfolder + '/' + $filename + ".pdf"; $doc.layout = "TwoPageLeft"; $doc.saveAs( {cPath : $outfile, bCopy : true}); $outfiles.push($outfile); } catch(theError) {