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converting "new.file.name" to ASText results in "new.file"

ASTextSetEncoded(astxt, "new.file.name", (ASHostEncoding)PDGetHostEncoding());

astxt becomes "new.file" instead of "new.file.name", i.e. "name" is lost.

How do I resolve this?

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Legend

developers need Acrobat.

Legend

What version of Acrobat Pro/Acrobat Standard do you test with?

Participant

I have only Adobe Acrobat Reader installed

Adobe Employee

Are you sure?

Can you post the entire snippet of code that you are using to verify this?

What version of Acrobat and/or PDFLibrary?

Participant

static ACCB1 ASBool ACCB2 SaveDialog(AVOpenSaveDialogParams dialogParams, ASFileSys* outFileSys, ASPathName* outASPathName,

AVFilterIndex* ioChosenFilterIndex)

{

ASTextSetEncoded(dialogParams->initialFileName, "new.file.name", (ASHostEncoding)PDGetHostEncoding());

//dialogParams->initialFileName = CreateASTextFromString(sCurrentTitle);

return CALL_REPLACED_PROC(gAcroViewHFT, AVAppSaveDialogSEL, cbSaveDialog)(dialogParams, outFileSys, outASPathName, ioChosenFilterIndex);

}

The name in the save dialog becomes "new.file" instead of "new.file.name"

Adobe Employee

Ah – see, that’s a different issue! The problem isn’t the ASTextSetEncoded() call, but instead the Save dialog not allowing for multiple extensions.

Is this happening on Mac or Win or both? What version of Acrobat? (so I can more easily investigate it)

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