Acrobat Reader - Use Fixed Resolution for Snapshot tool images setting

Hello,
We're currently running Acrobat Reader 9.x on our production Windows Vista SP2 Enterprise image and we're running Acrobat Reader X on our development Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit image. I'm curious if there's a registry setting that sets the "Use fixed Resolution for Snapshop tool images" from 72dpi to 300 dpi.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob

The per user settings are held in the following registry location:
HKCU\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\10.0\Selection
There is a hexadecimal value named iSnapshotResolution which contains the resolution for the Snapshot Tool. Also a parameter called bUseFixedSnapshotResolution which needs to be set to 1 to switch the feature on or 0 to disable the feature.
This is a per user setting but I believe Reader checks the per machine location
HKLM\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Acrobat Reader 10.0\Selection
Presumably you can put the same values into the HKLM section (it doesn't exist by default) so you will need to create the Selection key.
Hope this makes sense.
You might also find benefit of using the Enterprise Deployment tools for your deployment environment.
Enterprise Deployment Technical Resources
https://www.adobe.com/content/dotcom/en/products/acrobat/technical-resources.html
Adobe Reader 9 Customization Wizard
https://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=3993
Adobe Reader X Customization Wizard
https://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4950

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Hi Friends,
I have to integrate MS Office 2003 and ADOBE Acrobat reader with SAP very much like that demonstrated in SAPRDEMODOCUMENTCONTAINER program given in the control examples by SAP. But the problem is, the code I am developing and even in the one given by SAP has some problems in them. They are:
(1) When a MS Word or any application is opened, many of its attributes are
disabled like CTRL+ N for opening new document and CTRL+ O for opening
an existing file and many others.
(2) When I try to open an existing file using the recently used list, it is opening in
a new window but my requirement is to open it in the same window in which
the application frame is displayed over SAP screen.
(3) I am following the same procedure that is used in the above said example and
unable to understand the way methods of the inner most interface are implem-
ented like method CONTAINER_CONTROL->CREATE_DOCUMENT that is
called from within I_OI_DOCUMENT_PROXY~CREATE_DOCUMENT method. I
am clueless how it is working.
Please guide me how to solve the problem along with some good reference material that you can suggest me to study.
Thanks & Regards
Aditya P. Srivastava

Hi Adiya,
You need to pass the parameter 'open in place' to word file in same window.
CALL METHOD DOCUMENT->OPEN_DOCUMENT
EXPORTING OPEN_INPLACE = 'X'
Regards,
karthik.

Use fixed resolution at all times?

I have a Logitech C920 webcam, and it's connected by USB to my Mac Mini (Mavericks 10.9.1, Skype 6.12 (431)). My Mac Mini has a wired connection to my 120Mb cable service (so I'm not using wireless), and is connected by HDMI to a Sony Bravia TV. Sadly, I regularly encounter video lag of 2-3 seconds, i.e. I can see myself in the smaller chat window and my actions/movements are clearly 2-3 seconds behind the audio. This is how the person I'm calling experiences it, too - they hear what I'm saying but the video is lagging 2-3 seconds behind.
However, having investigated this problem further, I believe I've discovered something of use - in my case, my audio and video go out of sync when Skype changes resolution on the webcam of its own accord. I noticed this because the image of myself in the chat window would be close up (which is how I've set the zoom), and looked like a 4:3 image. Then it would spontaneously change to what appeared to be a widescreen shot, 16:9 style. As soon as it switched to the "widescreen" image, the video would start to lose sync and drop behind the audio. Remembering the technical call information window, I popped that open during my next call and waited to see what happened. It took me a couple of goes to pick it out from the raft of information, but basically when the webcam was broadcasting in 640x480, it would run fine and the video would not lag. However, when Skype switched to 1280x720, the image would go "widescreen", and the lag would kick in.
I've found that if I turn the camera off and on during the call, it defaults back to 640x480, and again the lag disappears. It will eventually go back to 1280x720, though, and the problem immediately reappears. So it would appear that this problem is directly caused by the resolution that Skype is using.
As such, what I need is to force Skype to use 640x480 resolution at all times - I have no doubt at this point that this will solve my problem - but I don't know of a way to do this on the Mac.
Any ideas on how to do this would be greatly received! Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.
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Try the latest version of Skype (6.15)
http://www.skype.com/en/download-skype/skype-for-mac/downloading/
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i don't understand why my client require the update of reader (update of 10.0.1), but in the download page (.msp file) i can't find nothing. the other problem was about the update of flash player....i need to distribute the update over GPO, but adobe doesn't release from download page....is because the update are integrated in acrobat reader new release?
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Here you'll find the msi and msp files for the Acrobat Reader ("reader" folder on ftp) and Acrobat Pro ("acrobat" folder on ftp). ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/ . Save the link to your bookmarks.
For updating/installing Flash Player you'll have to go over here: http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/fp_distribution3.html
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We communicate with a javascript code, embedded in the PDF.
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Zoom, page up, page down, those work fine,
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all the help is appreciated!
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A product with the name 'Acrobat Reader 9' doesn't exists.
With Adobe Acrobat you can rotate pages. Read the documentation in the Acrobat Javascript Reference.

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I am trying to print a two page pdf in larger print and can't figure out how to do it.

oooooooooooooooooooooooooooook. I tried that, but Adobe reader froze so hard, I had to do a hard boot. Don't ever start Adobe Reader then go to straight to "help". When I exited help, I got a red screen which had "legal notices" and "credits". Clicking on either of those worked. When I tried to exit, I just got a beep. When I tried to close with the task manager it said that the program was locked and could not be closed. When I tried to soft re-boot my whole system froze. Only a hard boot got me out of the frozen Adobe reader.
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cat test.pdf | /usr/bin/acroread -toPostScript | pdpr -dPRNTEST
the problem is, my AIX desnot support X Window,
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Hi all -
Been testing Reader DC. Only took a couple of minutes to adjust to the new interface; pretty slick and intuitive.
Noticed a potential issue that I wanted to warn/share/prob solve with the community.
I was putting Reader DC through it's paces with a XFA PDF that has some dialog boxes, some of which even had images in them. (Thanks again to BR001.)
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Green smiley face: Dropbox - icon differences.PNG (83 x 83)
Lightroom image: Dropbox - Lightroom Image - Comparison Test.PNG (225 x 132)
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Bug in Reader DC for Windows? Not sure what else the cause could be...
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Brian

Little easier; picture's worth a thousand; etc.
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My privacy setting is stuck on Remember history, won't stay on Use custom settings for history after I set and click ok

When I go into Tools, Options, Privacy and set 'Use custom settings for history' and then click okay it will not save. It stays on 'Remember history', though it will save 'Never remember history' as I tested this. This seems to have happened after recent Firefox latest update. Does anyone know why I can't choose 'Use custom settings for history' as this is the setting I want to use?

It's not that I'm not satisfied with the current settings, it's just that I'm one of those curious people - wanting to know why suddenly I couldn't change my history setting when I could always chop and change it before to a setting of my choice. I noticed this has happened since recently updating to Firefox 6. When things like this just happen I always search for a reason. Anyway, it sounds as though I am a bit of a novice on Firefox compared to yourself, and if you recommend that it's probably best to stay on Remember History and it's not likely to cause any problems, then say no more, I shall accept your advice. Any more tips would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.

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Hi,
I have a 30" dell display that I have used with my MBP. I recently got a MBA and installed mountain lion. One of the things they inexplicably removed was the ability in the menu bar to set different resolutions for different displays. The only way I can get my Dell Monitor to work is to use mirroring. But I don't want mirroring. I want two separate displays. In Snow Leopard, the drop down display menu in the menu bar allowed you to pick different resolutions for different displays. Is there any possible way to do that in Mountain Lion?
Tom

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Regards.

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I need to open file from url using command line, but I'm still getting some error (wrong filename).
I've tried for example this command:
AcroRd32.exe http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/pdf_open_parameters.pdf
Can anyone help me and tell me what's wrong?

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Thanks
[EDIT] Wow, never mind. He had Snap to Grid turned on...

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