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How do I print PDF from command line?
I got an Access report that'll be created pretty frequently and I want to be able to print it to PDF from the command line. Either by a user or automated with an auto builder. Are there any commands in Access or third party applications which allow of printing to PDF from command line?
Originally posted by adamc
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Close but I don't have Acrobat installed. We might have a license for it so I'll check it out if I have to, I just prefer the free open source stuff. Thanks.
Originally posted by adamc
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Maybe try using CutePDF (free program) and set default printer = CutePDF?
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First hit on google for "adobe reader commandline" --> http://support.adobe.com/devsup/devs...docs/52080.htm
(Reader is free so no licensing required...)
Opensource pdf viewers/converters should have similar options, if Google doesn't help try an appname.exe /? or /help or -help
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I want to print to PDF, not print a PDF. I'm trying to take an Access pivot chart and actually fire it out to a PDF file which can be viewed at a later date.Originally posted by Grogador
First hit on google for "adobe reader commandline" --> http://support.adobe.com/devsup/devs...docs/52080.htm
(Reader is free so no licensing required...)
Opensource pdf viewers/converters should have similar options, if Google doesn't help try an appname.exe /? or /help or -help
Originally posted by adamc
you can pretty much skip over any posts that have no punctuation, as a general rule of thumb.
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This.Originally posted by The_Rural_Juror
Maybe try using CutePDF (free program) and set default printer = CutePDF?
I have adobe at work and I still use cutepdf.
The only time I use adobe is when I need the document secured.
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Bullzip PDF works pretty well too
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Don't know if this helps or not, but at work I use iText (open source) to print HTML and image to PDF file.
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