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We have Interop.acrobat.dll version 1.1.0.0 , but we lost the track of where the DLL was downloaded.
Could you please guide us on through which adobe installer deliver this dll version.?
Is it Ok to use in production environment where Licensed Adobe Acrobat is installed?
Do we need to buy any license for using it in our windows application in production? If we have to buy a license, then what license we have to buy.?
Is there any office link available for download it?
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Please describe your production environment. Is it a server running Adobe Acrobat to do work for web clients, for example?
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Production environment is windows 7,8,10 OS client machines only. Our windows application uses Interop.Acrobat dll for opening xps documents in acrobat and save it as pdf file.
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Ok, so Acrobat is licensed per-user. That should work. If each user has their own licensed copy of Acrobat, and it is running in a user session (not a service or background task), then they should be able to use apps that automate functions via COM.
As I understand it now, Interop files are not provided by Adobe. If you need them, you make them, from the COM interfaces/Typelibs in the normal way to get glue between COM and .Net. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/interop/how-to-generate-interop-assemblies-from-ty...
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By the way, are you aware that XPS conversion in Acrobat was disabled by default a few years ago?
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Yes. Default it's disabled now. It was not the case when we started using adobe9.
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Thanks for your feedback. Was interop.acrobat.DLL ever delivered along with Adobe SDK ?