How can VBA "Enable All Features" when Acrobat runs in Protected View by default

[Joshua27479689wphr]

Long story short, I'm in the Army and have an Access database that uses VBA to populate PDF forms with data. For more info, see: https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/threads/filling-adobe-forms-from-access-using-vba.315500...

Trouble is, recently the Army decided to push out an Acrobat policy making it so all PDF documents are opened in Protected mode and it broke the VBA functionality. The form gets created and opened by VBA, but I don't know how to tell VBA to tell Acrobat to "Enable All Features" so it can proceed in filling the data.

Is there a way for VBA to do this or open the form bypassing Protected mode?

I've already tried a sleep or wait command after the form is generated and opened the form then allowing the user to click "Enable All Features" before continuing to the fill process, but that didn't work. I'm almost certain that the form opens in two seperate instances when I do that and it doesn't get enabled for the VBA's instance.

[Bernd Alheit]

Try the forum for Acrobat SDK.

[Joshua27479689wphr]

Will do, thanks. 
Moved to https://community.adobe.com/t5/acrobat-sdk-discussions/how-can-vba-quot-enable-all-features-quot-whe...