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.Net plugin developed for Adobe showing "Access Denied" with latest Adobe Pro version

New Here ,
Mar 13, 2024 Mar 13, 2024

Hi team,

 

We have developed the Plugin for Adobe Acrobat and was using it for past 10 years ago. Now we are trying to migrate the Plugin with the latest Adobe Acrobat Pro version 2023.008.20470 64-bit. Here we are getting an error like "Access Denied". It throwing while we are creating a new subfolder with Guid format into local C:/temp. And also we tried by changing the path to some other locations as well, but no luck same issue. But the same was working upto previous Adobe version without any problem. 

With this current latest version (Adobe Acrobat Pro version 2023.008.20470 64-bit) it was working only if we disable the proteted mode at start. Menu --> Preference --> Security (Enhanced) --> Enable Protected Mode at Startup (checkbox) need to uncheck. If so then it was working fine as below.

Jagadeeshwara36051044arv9_0-1710336262982.png

 

Our .Net code as below for your reference :-

Jagadeeshwara36051044arv9_1-1710336454895.png

In the above while creating subdirectory in te last line gettting error as "Access Denied to the path (GUID format string)"


Could you please suggest or provide any guidance to us on this, how to make it funtion without any error when the checkbox was checked?

Thanks,

Jagadeeshwaran

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New Here ,
Mar 18, 2024 Mar 18, 2024
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Hi Team,

 

Any one got a chance to look at the above my discussion for any solutions ?

 

Thanks

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