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Thanks for any help.
I want to open Acrobat Reader from an Excel macro, with a filename in the command line. I can open Reader, but the filename in the command line has got me. Here's what I use to open: x = Shell("C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe", vbNormalNoFocus) I used DDE before to open files: channel = DDEInitiate("acroview", "control") For a = 1 To 4 DDEExecute channel, "[DocOpen(""" & Pathname(a + 2) & File(a + 2) & """)]" AppActivate (x) Application.SendKeys "^a", True Application.SendKeys "^c", True ....etc But I think I can open with filename in the command line. Any ideas? Thanks |
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