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Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby MartinC on Wed Jan 24, 2007 8:28 pm

emissary wrote:
roman wrote:[...] And then they're closing all the documents using [CloseAllDocs()].


This works but is no real solution to the problem. What if you're working on more than one PDF Document and you do not want to close them all?


Then I think you have to ask Adobe to fix this bug!
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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby Frank on Fri Jan 26, 2007 10:22 am

Hi Guys

I have tried to implement the changes you suggested. I changed View project's output to [FileOpen("%bm.pdf")] and I changed Close document before running (La)TeX to [CloseAllDocs("%bm.pdf")]. I get the error

I can't write on file `MyFile.pdf'.
Please type another file name for output


while compiling if I did not close the PDF document before compilation. I then figured that I should perhaps remove the "%bm.pdf" part, but then Acrobat Reader 8 still crashes if I did not close it.

Does anyone perhaps know where I may be going wrong?

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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby Kris on Fri Jan 26, 2007 12:40 pm

Hi Frank,

Yes, it's [CloseAllDocs()] not [CloseAllDocs("%bm.pdf")] !
Just change it in TexnicCenter and restart Your system - the error will be gone...

(actually it's just a workaround 'til Adobe removes the bug!)

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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby Frank on Fri Jan 26, 2007 2:30 pm

Hi Kris

Oh, I did not reboot. I'll try that, thanks.

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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby playmob on Sat Jan 27, 2007 3:03 pm

I think I found a workaround for this problem:

Enter the following DDE Commands in the "Viewer"-Tab:
View: [DocOpen("%bm.pdf")]
Search: [DocOpen("%bm.pdf")]
befor compiling: [DocOpen("%bm.pdf")][DocClose("%bm.pdf")]

Working fine on my PC.
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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby dustbinbear on Sat Jan 27, 2007 4:00 pm

Hi playbob, it didn't seem to work so well for me especially when I had more than 1 pdf documents already running. adobe reader just crashes.
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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby jjt3 on Mon Jan 29, 2007 11:32 am

I have been told of a workaround for Adobe 8.0.

Simply, put a second [DocOpen("%bm.pdf")] in front of the first in the two instances in build profile, and this seems to keep it quiet.

John
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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby Frank on Mon Jan 29, 2007 11:47 am

My Adobe Reader 8 crashes even if I close it using the close button.
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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby roman on Mon Jan 29, 2007 1:14 pm

jjt3 wrote:Simply, put a second [DocOpen("%bm.pdf")] in front of the first in the two instances in build profile, and this seems to keep it quiet.


Yes, that's it. There are no more crashes even if I'm working with multiple documents (multiple TeXnicCenter projects) at the same time.
Many thanks to John.

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Re: Problem with Adobe Reader 8.0

Postby MartinC on Mon Jan 29, 2007 6:55 pm

Great, it works! Where did you hear of that trick?
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