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Start a saved action from vba

New Here ,
Jul 12, 2017 Jul 12, 2017

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Is there anyway to start a saved "Action" in Acrobat Xi from VBA?

In acrobat 9.0  I was able to create a batch process and using send keys (not really happy using sendkeys, but it was the only way I could get this to work),  to kick off a Batch Process.

I can't seem to recreate this in Acrobat 10 and up.  Send keys no longer works as the Tools have no hot keys.

Can I use the SDK to call a previously saved action?

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Adobe Employee , Jul 13, 2017 Jul 13, 2017

You write plugins in C/C++ and details and samples are in the SDK.

Yes, you can write your plugin to expose various methods that it could be called from VBA.

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You can do this from a plugin, but not from VBA.

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Thanks, any examples on how to create this plugin?  and can i call a plugin from vba?

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You write plugins in C/C++ and details and samples are in the SDK.

Yes, you can write your plugin to expose various methods that it could be called from VBA.

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