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Hi all,
I have 3,4 ... pdf documents opened in Adobe Reader.
a.pdf
b.pdf
c.pdf
d.pdf .....
Let's say that I want to close one of them.
Is it possible also just to close tab without killing process?
I found this with which I can manipulate pdfs documents.
https://opensource.adobe.com/dc-acrobat-sdk-docs/
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Adobe.DocumentServices.PDFTools/
https://github.com/adobe/PDFTools.NET.SDK.Samples
Nowhere I see in it that I can close one or specific pdf file.
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Hi,
Are you trying to close them from Reader or a different application?
Adobe Reader is limited in what you can automate, but a bit more understanding of you workflow would help?
Are you opening these files manually or is a process doing it?
How are you trying to shut them, a specific order, just the currently active one?
Does Cmd (Ctrl) + w help?
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Hi,
I open these pdf files manually. My workflw is very simply if there are many opened pdf files then the program automtically close some it which had opened for some time.
I try to develop an interface in C# language which close secific pdf file or pdf files.
I don't want to close it all. So I don't want to kill the process.
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You can look at the DDE API in the Acrobat SDK. 99% of the API is only for paid-for Acrobat, but maybe there is something for Acrobat. Don't bother with the JavaScript or COM/OLE API if you only have Reader/ There is no API control over tabs in any product. Bear in mind the Acrobat SDK is a marketing tool for Acrobat, not a way for you to get more out of Reader without paying...