preview file PDF

[arturo tamayo]

Hi,

You can download here:

http://ifile.it/q9ufb7r/quarkpdf.zip

Saludos

Arturo

[dutch]

Dear Arturo,

Can you preview PDF file without any installation PDF Reader (any program)?

Regards,
Dutch

[zazibr]

source code ?

[ukoenig]

Hello Duch,

A Download-link
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Office-too ... ader.shtml

Cool PDF Reader is Freeware and a Standalone Exe-file
( The fastest and smallest Reader ( only 650 K ). No install needed )
Just include the Exe-file in Your Install-directory.



Best Regards
Uwe

[dutch]

Dear Uwe,

I would like to open PDF file without execute any program. I just found some program that provide SDK DLL or Active X for open PDF file. It is interesting solution.

http://www.soraxsoft.com
http://www.quickpdflibrary.com

Regards,
Dutch

[arturo tamayo]

Hi Dutch,

Preview PDF is a new class for FWH, and you can include in your aplication exe,

No requeired Activex, ocx or ole

Now, We are woking in the print pdf

regard

Arturo

[dutch]

Dear Arturo,

Hi Dutch,

Preview PDF is a new class for FWH, and you can include in your aplication exe,

No requeired Activex, ocx or ole

Now, We are woking in the print pdf

regard

Arturo

Great news.

Thanks.

[Andrés González]

Buen trabajo Arturo, ya nos iras contando mas cosas.

[frose]

Arturo,

I would like to implement your new class in our app ASAP, do you have a timeline - date of release?

[reinaldocrespo]

Arturo;

What I really need (-really bad-) is a way to print pdfs without having to open for preview. Straight from code:

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cPdf := "c:\some.pdf"
PrintPdf( cPdf, cPrinter, nCopies )
 

Just like that.

Any hopes?


Reinaldo.

[Colin Haig]

Hi Reinaldo

I use adobe reader for this - I save the location of acrord32.exe for each user

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 10.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe - I also have a function that finds acrord32.exe so when the user updates adobe reader they
can update the path.

I save the path into an array of different parameters that I pass to each prg file
aPrivs[19] := system->adobepath

then in my code I use
bAdobePath := {|cPdf| alltrim(aPrivs[19]) + ' /t' + ' ' + cPdf} // the /t switch makes adobe go the printer or if you
want a preview remove /t switch

then call WinExec(eval(bAdobePath,cPdf))


Colin

[frose]

for printing pdf's and other files without dialogs, you can also use 'ShellExecute' with 'printto' parameter, as described here
http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewt ... it=printto,
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/760363
or here
http://delphi.about.com/od/delphitips20 ... rintto.htm

Samples:
ShellExecute( 0, cOperation, cPathFilename, cParameters, cDirectory, nShowCommand )
ShellExecute( 0, 'printto', 'c:\pdf\test.pdf', Chr( 34) + <cPrinter> + Chr( 34), '', 0 )

[Antonio Linares]

It seems as Arturo is using free SumatraPDF:

http://code.google.com/p/sumatrapdf/

http://blog.kowalczyk.info/software/sum ... eader.html



Good finding, Arturo

[reinaldocrespo]

I have tried sumatra as well as acrobat. There are problems with both approaches. With Sumatra it all goes well until about the 20th copy when it begins to slow down. I need a way to print 1000 pdfs one after the next without previewing. It seems like the constant calling of sumatra fragments memory in such a way the computer starts to slowdown to a crawl.

I'm now about to experiment with a .dll from Sorax (http://www.soraxsoft.com/index.html) I'm hopeful that this is the solution.



Reinaldo.

[arturo tamayo]

Hi Antonio,

No, I'm not using SumatraPDF, I'm using mupdf and thirdparty, sumatraPDF also uses mupdf

Can see www.mupdf.com

but has a problem, there is no documentation

Regard,

Arturo