Help with AcroRd32.exe

Question

Hi,
Our application (using MS technologies) use acrord32.exe to open a password protected PDF, Convert it to TIF file and send it for faxing.
Please refer below code snippet
                                System.Diagnostics.Process proc;
                                proc = new System.Diagnostics.Process();
                                proc.EnableRaisingEvents = false;
                                proc.StartInfo.FileName = "AcroRd32.exe";
                                proc.StartInfo.Arguments = "/t " + sSourcePath + " " + sPrinterName + " " + sDriverName + " " + sPortName;
                                try
                                    proc.Start();
                                catch { }
                                Application.DoEvents();
The above combination works fine for office 2003 and "Microsoft Office Document Image Writer". I am able to convert the PDF file to TIF and send it to fax.
But now since for upgarding to 2007 and "Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 Document Writer" it does convert to PDF but prompts to save TIF file.
I am not sure whats causing to the issue. Is it AcroRd32.exe has compatibility issue with office 2007 and "Microsoft Office Live Meeting 2007 Document Writer"
Please Help.

Answer 1

Hi,
I must be mistaken. I think it's the one I had before. I did try to download a trial version of a different one but I have Hughesnet and I'm rural so my download speed is slow and it might have cut off before completion. But, I still have a problem with this box error problem each time I try to bring it (the Adobe Reader XI) up. In fact, the last time I clicked on it to even bring the program up the error box popped up before it even appeared. Don't know what is going on.
I'm thinking about purchasing one of the Adobe products that will allow me to convert a pdf to a Word document (all of them) and also a Word doc to a pdf. I don't care if it's online or in my computer---I just need ease of use, simple editing capability, and good quality for submission of book manuscripts. Any preferences?
I'd appreciate any suggestions. I've been studying them but they blur together.
Thanks!