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Adobe Integration Issue
I'm using the Adobe Acrobat 10.0 Type Library reference. The filename is Acrobat.tlb.
Here's my code:
Dim intA As Integer
intA = theForm.Save(1, B)
If theForm.Save(1, B) = False Then
MsgBox "Error 'If theForm.Save(1, B) = False' has occurred.", vbCritical, "Error"
theForm.Close
Kill B
AcroApp.Exit
Set AcroApp = Nothing
Set theForm = Nothing
Exit Sub
End If
However, it appears I may have sorted this out. As you may recall, my VBA "Save" command stopped saving newly-edited pdf files sometime recently.
Using two PCs, I tested several configurations and this is what I found:
- Fully-updated (Microsoft) + Adobe Acrobat DC (installed 1/12/22): Doesn't work
- Fully-updated (Microsoft) + Adobe Acrobat DC 2020: Works fine
- Not-recently-updated (Microsoft) + Adobe Acrobat DC 2020: Works fine
As such, I'm of the opinion that the issue is with my latest version (2021.011.20039) of Adobe Acrobat DC.
Thanks for your interest!
- kenravJan 31, 2022Copper ContributorI did not install and test both apps simultaneously. My goal is to get my Acrobat subscription working correctly. I'm currently working with Adobe to resolve this issue and will report my findings.
- Ken_RavazzoloJan 31, 2022Copper Contributor
After first telling me I needed to upgrade to an Enterprise License (wrong) followed by "it's impossible to roll-back to my previous version" (wrong), I received an email today from Adobe with excellent instructions on rolling-back to my previous version. As expected, all good now.
- AlexS23Nov 18, 2022Copper Contributor
Ken_RavazzoloSorry to bother you on an old post but curious on a bit more detail.
You issue revolved around using VBA code and the Adobe SDK to save a document ? ie using CreateObject("AcroExch.AVDoc") etc.
Did your solution basically mean that the Acrobat 2020 version worked with Windows 11 but the later versions did not ?