...should already be compiled, and the add-ins should only be added later, without a recompile. How can I "reference" the DLL's after the app has been compiled? I was thinking of using the LoadLibrary API, but I'm not quite sure how to use it. _________________
Bixarrio
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Hi,
I have a slight problem.
I need to convert 150 documents to PDF each month. I have Acrobat 4, and I wanted to print each document to it, but it asks me for a filename each time, for each document. How can I avoid this? _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
...If (count==tempImg.length) {
// All images are loaded, so display them.
for (i=0; i<tempImg.length; i++) {
document.getElementById("img_"+i).src=tempImg[i].src;
}
}
}
Works great!
Thanks again. _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
If the image doesn't exist, the onerror event does not fire.
I tried this:
tempImg.onerror=alert('image could not be loaded');
And nothing happened. It stopped. I got no alert. _________________
Bixarrio
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...= chkLoad(); //Move the progressbar
tempImg.src = "ImageOne.gif";
The problem is that the missing images never fires the onload, which causes the progressbar to never reach 100%, and that results in the images never being displayed. _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
...bar stops at 95% (for 20 images) and then never displays any images, since it's waiting for all the images to be loaded first. How can I detect whether an image is missing, so that I can replace it with another ("transparent.gif") image?? _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
Hi,
I downloaded the fdf toolkit, but I'm having problems with it. If my acrobat is not freezing, it's opening the template instead of the generated pdf.
I'll check out the other stuff.
Thanks _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
Does anyone know how this is done? I've been to a site, where you write a test, and if you pass, it dynamically generates your certificate in pdf with your name, and the date etc.
I have looked in the Acrobat Forum, but couldn't find anything yet _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
I just did the same:
1) Converted a cell with 10/10/2001 to a number with 5 decimal points.
2) Did a DateDiff("d", "01/01/1900", "10/10/2001")
For 1) I got: 37,174.00000
For 2) I got: 37,172.00000
I am stunned. _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
...they changed the pages. Here is a page that mentions that listboxes, frames and multipage controls will always be on top of other controls:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/off2000/html/rehowUseZorderToLayerControls.asp _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
...it will return fraction of days.
You could use:
DateDiff("n", CDate("01/01/1900"), Now)
which will give you the minutes, and then work from there.
60 minutes in 1 hour,
24 hours in 1 day.
I'm not exactly sure what you want though _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
I don't think it can be done. What you could do is to ask the user, and save the value into a cookie, or in a db if the user is registered, so you will have that information next time, and would only need to ask again if the cookie was deleted, or something _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
...only work if both styles have
position:absolute in them.
However, there is a bug (as admitted by Micro$oft developers) where both listboxes and comboboxes does not respond to the z-index, and will ALWAYS be on top. It might be true for the treeview too. _________________
Bixarrio
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...targetframe is the name of the frame you want to redirect. This is client-side scripting, so the frame you are in will not redirect anywhere. You should note, however, that you can not access the frame's contents if it was loaded from a different domain. _________________
Bixarrio
e = m * (c ^ 2)
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