Thanks again for looking deeper into this, much appreciated!Īlong those lines, I stumbled upon a possible solution. SetProfileSetting "ShowProgress", "false" SetProfileSetting "OpenWithPdfArchitect", "false" SetProfileSetting "Printing.SelectPrinter", "SelectedPrinter" SetProfileSetting "Printing.PrinterName", "PDFCreator" If tfKillMergedFile And fso.FileExists(sMergedPDFname) Then Kill sMergedPDFname Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Sub PDFCreatorCombine(sPDFName() As String, sMergedPDFname As String, Optional tfKillMergedFile As Boolean = True)ĭim oPDF As PDFCreator.PdfCreatorObj, q As PDFCreator.Queueĭim v As Variant, i As Integer, ii As Integer If FileThere("C:\merged_PDF_File.pdf") ThenĪpplication.FollowHyperlink "C:\merged_PDF_File.pdf" I tried using a sendkeys command to work through that, but to no avail. I'm somewhat able to work around that by launching Adobe first, but then the PDFCreator dialogue box appears with all of the jobs queued up. my only roadblock is that once each PDF gets sent to the PDFCreator Print Queue, the macro freezes until I close Adobe Acrobat (using Reader since some of the folks that I support do NOT have Pro). I soon realized that using the VBA code for PDFCreator will merge PDF files, so I can move away from XPS. You can then make changes to files online by uploading or adding a photo file, Word documents, add text, add comments, or you can even drop items straight into PDFescape.Trying this again folks since my prior thread (XPS merging) got zero responses. You can use PDFescape in order to password protect yourself. It's a good idea to protect sensitive information. This means, anyone can read your PDF, but only some people have the power to edit. PDFs are editable, but some may be password-protected, making them a read-only format. Move, add, replace, or resize pictures using the Image Button in the Insert Tab. Use the tools within the Insert Tab to add a text block, edit pdf text, or update font size using selections from the Text Format drop-down list. Open your PDF file with PDFescape, the PDF editor tool.Ĭlick the "Insert" Tab at the top of the left-hand panel. You can also highlight text, convert PDFs, edit PDFs, save your file and even insert an image file.Ĭan you convert PDF to edit with PDFescape? Type the desired text, or delete existing text by selecting it and pressing your backspace key. To edit PDF files online, open your pdf document with PDFescape and click on the Text Button in the Insert Tab within the tools to change your PDF text.Ĭlick on the document where you want to insert or delete existing text and wait for your cursor to appear.ĭrag to create an editable text block if you are inserting text.
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