> From: Kevin Carothers
> Hi Lynn,
>
> I haven't personally done this- but I've had some luck with Win32::OLE.
>
> Try
> $acroApp = Win32::OLE->new("AcroExch.App");
> $acroDoc = Win32::OLE->new("AcroExch.PDDoc");
>
> HTH-
>
Thanks - though the first is indicated valid in acrord32.dll these and anything
else
I tried thus far, return "Invalid class string"
I'm starting to think Adobe have crippled the Reader API. Maybe time to
try working with SendKeys... :-(
>
> On 1/16/06, LYNN. RICKARDS <[LINK: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Greetings,
>
> Wondering if anyone has had any success controlling Adobe Acroreader thru
> OLE. There
> appears to be limited functionality exposed, as seen in OLE browser, but I
> didn't get
> past the first hurdle....
>
> $acroApp = Win32::OLE->new('???????');
>
> Any clue most welcome.
>
> TIA - Lynn.
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