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My 'default' approach to such issue is - contact whoever creates the PDF document and ask them to do it correctly/the way I need it.
No code/programing required
Is that 'weaseling out' of work or being efficient![[ponder]](/data/assets/smilies/ponder.gif "[ponder] [ponder]")
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No code/programing required
Is that 'weaseling out' of work or being efficient
---- Andy
"Hmm...they have the internet on computers now"--Homer Simpson
I don't have a full Acrobat, so I can't test, but:
- it is possible to reference Acrobat library (acrobat.tlb) and work with document ( , ),
- it allows an access to document and page objects, next it should be possible to rotate selected pages (GetRotate?, , , )
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- it is possible to reference Acrobat library (acrobat.tlb) and work with document ( , ),
- it allows an access to document and page objects, next it should be possible to rotate selected pages (GetRotate?, , , )
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Then start a new one! This somewhat surprises me. I've been programming VBA for 30 years, and this is the first I've have heard of this.
Indeed, using C# and VB.NET to automate Office apps works for me even on installations of Office that do not include VBA ... so I am really interested to find out more about this.
Indeed, using C# and VB.NET to automate Office apps works for me even on installations of Office that do not include VBA ... so I am really interested to find out more about this.
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Consider qpdf or PDFtk.
IMO the syntax for qpdf is easier:
This would rotate pages 6, 12, 18 and 24 90-degrees clockwise.
See qpdf's documentation on the web and as pdf.
I know it's not Visual Basic... but IMO sometimes it's better to use dedicated PDF transformers rather than kludge something together.
IMO the syntax for qpdf is easier:
Code:
qpdf in.pdf out.pdf --rotate=+90:6,12,18,24See qpdf's documentation on the web and as pdf.
I know it's not Visual Basic... but IMO sometimes it's better to use dedicated PDF transformers rather than kludge something together.
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