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Does anybody have any VBA examples for writing out the contents of a
workbook to a PDF file using Acrobat? In particular, I want to be
able to specify the targer path and file name.

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I'm not sure how much control of Acrobat you can get from VBA, but I see in
my VB IDE, under Project / References ... that there are options to select
"Acrobat Access Type 2 Library" and "Adobe SVG Viewer Type Library 2.0". If
you add these references, you might have the tools you need. Use View /
Object Browser to see what methods you have available after adding these
references.
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Does anybody have any VBA examples for writing out the contents of a
workbook to a PDF file using Acrobat? In particular, I want to be
able to specify the targer path and file name.

TIA,

josh





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