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On Windows, the only OLE automation supported for Adobe Reader is the Check "Developing for Adobe® Reader®", page 25 ("OLE automation"): I don't think you can do this with AxAcroPDFLib.AxAcroPDF. PDF to a file on disk and opening it in using AcroExch.App? Is there any way to access the AcroExch.PDDoc APIs of the opened PDFĭocument from the AxAcroPDFLib.AxAcroPDF reference, without saving the The problem is that if I save it to disk and re-open it in Acrobat, that file cannot be used to save and submit the form field data to the web server, as far as I know. Is there any way to access the AcroExch.PDDoc APIs of the opened PDF document from the AxAcroPDFLib.AxAcroPDF reference, without saving the PDF to a file on disk and opening it in using AcroExch.App? I need to test this "end to end" from a user perspective due to business requirements, so I can't just stuff values in the XML and see if the server takes them. With this AxAcroPDFLib.AxAcroPDF object, I need to manipulate form fields, read text, and do other stuff that is perfectly reasonable to do with the AcroExch.PDDoc API, and then click a button on the webpage (using IE automation) to serialize the form fields to XML and save them to the webserver. I'm using Internet Explorer's COM automation (from Ruby, but that doesn't really matter) to obtain a reference to the object's AxAcroPDFLib.AxAcroPDF object.Acrobat.exe is running when the plugin loads.Adobe Reader's browser plugin is suppressed in favor of Acrobat's plugin.The default PDF reader on the system is Adobe Acrobat.
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