Access InterOp.Acrobat.dll

Hi,
How to Enable commenting in PDF using VB.net through InterOp.Acrobat.dll? Is it possible?
Kindly give me the solution with example. otherwise is there any other way to enable commenting for PDF(Reader Enabled PDF)?
Please advice me.
Regards
Kumar

otherwise is there any other way to enable commenting for PDF(Reader Enabled PDF)?
It is possible with the Adobe LiveCycle Reader Extensions ES software:
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/readerextensions/

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Creating Certificate using Acrobat dll in C# program

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I need to create a certificate, basically .pfx file in C#. I used makecert tool to create the certificate first and then export it into .pfx file through command line. My attempt was successful. Then I used the .pfx file to encrypt a pdf using iTextSharp. The pdf is encrypted successfuly but when i try to open the pdf, Acrobat/Reader shows a message "You do not have access rights to this encrypted document". I intalled the .pfx file but the problem still remains.
Can anyone please guide me what am I doing wrong. I used the following code from command prompt to create a certificate and then export the certificate to a pxf file
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Is it possible to create a pfx file using acrobat dll in C#??
Please help me, its urgent.
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No, there are no APIs for working with certificates from C#.
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Axinterop.AcroPDFlib.dll and Interop.AcroPDFlib.dll neednot be distributed as installer package.

Hi,
I have added Adobe Reader control in winform C#. It's generating two interops (Axinterop.AcroPDFlib.dll and Interop.AcroPDFlib.dll). But we don't want to distribute these dll's to client in installer package as client machine already has adobe reader installed on his machine. Is it possible? If yes, then how?
Thanks in advance.
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How to handle a problem of Interop.SAPbouiCOM.dll file in SAP b1 9.0 PL11

Hi all,
I have a problem in creating addon of SAP b1 9.0,
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APPCRASH in Acrobat.dll after adding annots with AFExecuteThisScript()

I have a C# app that displays PDFs in a WebBrowser control.   I also have a plug-in that loads annotations into the PDF (i.e. doc.addAnnot(<propertys>)) via calls to AFExecuteThisScript(). It works; the annots are loaded successfully. However, whenever I do this, I get an APPCRASH after the app has terminated. Since it happens after the app exits, it's out of the debugger's scope.
Since this problem happens only after my plug-in adds annots to the PDF, I'm thinking that something Javascript-related is not being released before the app exits. I've tried doc.dirty = false after adding each annot, and also docClose() in my plug-in's AVDocWillClose callback, but it doesn't do any good.
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Problem Event Name:    APPCRASH
Application Name:    DrsDisposition.vshost.exe
Application Version:    8.0.50727.42
Application Timestamp:    4333d898
Fault Module Name:    Acrobat.dll
Fault Module Version:    9.3.0.148
Fault Module Timestamp:    4b3074b9
Exception Code:    c0000005
Exception Offset:    0013286c
OS Version:    6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.48
Locale ID:    1033
Additional Information 1:    0a9e
Additional Information 2:    0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
Additional Information 3:    0a9e
Additional Information 4:    0a9e372d3b4ad19135b953a78882e789
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One of the last lines of output was:
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Interop.sapbobscom.dll compatibility

I'm having a compatibility issue, I think, with the patch-level of my interop.sapbobscom.dll that is installed with my addon compared to the patch level that is installed at my customer's location. I'm developing on SP00 PL49, but the customer is at 48. (They are getting a "server threw an exception" error at random places in the code that seem to be related to recordset.doquery.)
I want to create an installer for my addon that will contain the appropriate interop dlls but I want to make sure that I'm giving them the right ones. How do I tell what patch level the interops were created for? The SAPBOBSCOM.DLL object in C:\Program Files\SAP\SAP Business One\DI API\2007 has a special build description property in the version tab that lists the PL, but the interop file does not contain that property. I have different addons created for different customers all at different levels, so finding the right version of the interop files is quite challenging without any real identifying numbers.
Thanks!

Hello John
Basically the interop dlls are just containg the functions, as library but the business logic is coded in observer.dll which is downloaded to %TEMP%SM_OBS_DLL. By this logic the SAP B1 DI API can support the compatibilty between patch levels.
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When i had problems with recordset queries i was able to dicover 2 reasons
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Cant we even use the dlls in an application?
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associated with every single object in your PDF file. That is fairly simple
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You are wasting your time while looking for a simple solution that does not
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Faulting module acrobat.dll

Lame day!
I haven't posted here in over a year. I guess that's good. Today we converted my machine here at work from our old NT 4 domain to the new Active Directory server. Then I spent my afternoon repairing all the stuff related to CS3 that were somehow bombed in the switch -- stuff like a blank XML configuration file or a palette in Photoshop. I got everything except one problem: Acrobat just won't start. I get a classic Windows "program encountered error" message immediately and that's all. When I take a look at the error log, I see:
Faulting application acrobat.exe, version 8.1.0.137, faulting module acrobat.dll, version 8.1.0.137, fault address 0x00117e1c.
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Distiller still works. I can make PDFs using the Office plug-in. I just can't look at them after that. Also, sometimes I need to do more than just turn a Word document into a PDF.
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Solved!
Go to Solution.

The project requires:
1. My vi recieving a digital input and then triggering my wpf to start a webcam running.
2. my vi then recieves a second digital input and that triggers my wpf to capture and save an image from the webcam to file or for that image to be sent directly to my vi.
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5. if the orientation and/or features of the object are incorrect my vi will send a digital signal to have the object rejected (my vi will also sound an alarm buzzer and start an LED flashing).
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7. With 6 completed or the object rejected my vi will send a signal to my wpf to stop the webcam. and wait for the input signal to start
the whole process all over again.
So i will be using the DLLs that are available via the references window in visual studio 2010. but i dont know what namespaces, classes and methods are available in those DLLs so i bont know how to use them. but i looked on the internet and i think the DLLs that are available via vs2010 are to allow communication between both my wpf and vi via .net objects and/or active x objects.
Ive no idea how to use either and finding anything more than superficial documentation on using either of the above is proving difficult to find (could you point to anything useful on .net and/or active x).
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Using Acrobat.dll

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Working with acrobat.dll

Hello all,
I am completely new to this forum, and I hope it's a right place to ask what I am going to ask. I am trying to develop application, that could take some pdf document, and to add field on certain page at certain coordinates. There will be a further use of this field, but it is not of inetrest so far. To achieve this, I am using Adobe Acrobat 7.0.5 SDK installed on my machine. I created a .Net project and added Acrobat.dll as a project reference. To be able to get to document object, I instantiate object of class AcroAVDocClass, and here the problem starts. Application fails to run, with such an error:
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C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat 7.0.5 SDK\InterAppCommunicationSupport\PIAs\Acrobat.dll was loaded, but the DllRegisterServer entry point was not found. The file cannot be registered.
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aRect[0] =582.711;
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Now we want the .Net application to do the same thing. I know that it is possible by means of JSObject (to run javascript commands from outer .net application). Is it possible at all? Where can I find samples of code that can do it (prefferably, in C#)
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