Greg Miller wrote:
> Currently I am launching adobe reader using the following call:
> os.system("path.file.pdf")
> this works fine for opening the pdf doc at the beginning. We would like
> to enhance this and open the document to either a page or a nameddest
> in the doc. The syntax for that in the DOS command prompt world is:
> acroRd32.exe /A "nameddest=Before You Begin" "path.file.pdf"
> However the os.system call won't allow me to call reader using that
> syntax. Does anyone know how I can launch the Reader application and
> pass in the parameters required to allow the document to be opened to
> the named destination? Thanks in advance!!
I'm not sure how/if you can do what you want with os.system(), but this
is what I've used to pass arguments directly to applications on
Windows:
> # spawn text editor on file
> import os
> applpath = r'C:\Windows\system32\notepad.exe'
> filepath = r'D:\My Documents\somefile.txt'
> os.spawnv(
> os.P_WAIT,
> applpath,
> [ # argument list
> applpath,
> filepath
> ]
> )
A downside is that it requires you to know the full path to the
application, 'acroRd32.exe' in your case. On the other hand, I think
you could pass just about any argument values (as strings) that you
wished in the list passed as the third argument.
HTH,
-Martin
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