But to print PDF Files, you must understand that PDF means absolutely nothing to dotNet. Unlike common images like Bitmaps (.bmp) or That's why you can't launch a hidden (not visible) process of Acrobat Reader with the command 'print'. You won't be able to select a printer but will direct to the.

Please can someone help with this stupid and annoying problem. I am using the Printform Component to print a copy of the current form to the default printer which is CutePDF. All works perfectly except that when the CutePDF Printer Dialog Box comes up it stays behind the form I am printing, so the user cannot see it unless they click the mouse. Same thing happens if I print preview or direct to the printer. I don't actually need the dialog box, but cant stop it in CutePDF I have tried programmatically clicking the mouse (crashed the system), 'Finding' the CutePDF box (didn't work), I've run out of ideas Can someone help please? Hi, you're right that's exactly what happens.

But with Preview for instance, the preview dialog box stays in control until you click print. There is no way to capture that click so there is no way to get the CutePDF dialog box to show, I've been trying a solution where I get the handle of the CutePDF dialog box and use a timer to bring it forward with SetForegroundWindow.

This doesn't work either and produces weird behaviour in the timer that wont disable and I suspect again that it is because the Printform component won't relinquish command until after the print Thanks for the help.

Hi, I managed to print multiple pdfs file. The first pdf files printed perfectly. But second pdf, the content’s font size and images size reduced (become smaller).

Following is my code. Please advice. While intArrayCount > intCounter Dim command As Process = New Process command.StartInfo.Verb = “print” command.StartInfo.FileName = arrFileToPrint.Item(intCounter).ToString command.StartInfo.CreateNoWindow = True command.StartInfo.WindowStyle = ProcessWindowStyle.Hidden command.Start() command.StartInfo.po() command.CloseMainWindow() command.Close() command.Dispose() command = Nothing intCounter += 1 End While. Hi Bijal, did you try printing word file using the code given in this post? In this post?

Hi Ripal Soni, My requirement is to print a word document to print on client system. Means I want to print a document opened by user using ajax editor (I am displaying the editor content as word document and I want to print that document). When I write code in C# it is working when I run on local system, but when I publish it is not working because it is trying to access the printer connected to web server.) Can you please tell me if use the C# script you provided will solve my pr0blem. Thanks in advance.

I think the part that a lot of people are having problem with are long paths that have spaces, when setting this up in VB you will need to include the quotes in the string. Here is what I got to work: Dim pathToExecutable As String = “AcroRd32.exe” Dim sReport = “C: Dell My review.pdf” ‘Complete name/path of PDF file Dim SPrinter = “Black Ice ColorPlus” ‘Name Of printer Dim starter As New ProcessStartInfo(pathToExecutable, “/t “”” + sReport + “”” “”” + SPrinter + “”””) Dim Process As New Process() Process.StartInfo = starter Process.Start() Process.WaitForExit(10000) Process.Kill() Process.Close() Hope this helps. This also kills the adobe instances so if you are setting this up as a service you won’t have several adobe windows up. Dear Ripal Soni, Below is my code in C# for Printing PDF Files in network server. The file is always printing in default printer only, which is set in my local machine.