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void __fastcall TForm1::BitBtn1Click(TObject *Sender)
AcroPDF1->LoadFile(WideString("G:\\1.pdf"));
AcroPDF1->printAll();
when i print, warning arise(content is :"Warning! The script called for the Acrobat file, this may print the whole
document. To continue printing?").
How can I avoid pop-up this warning, but let the program automatically print?????
thanks

Your question is better suited to the Acrobat SDK forum; please post it again there.
P.S. from your screenshot I see that you don't use Acrobat or Adobe Reader; what product are you using?

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