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I need to print to the "Adobe PDF" print driver and have the PDF file 
created without user interaction.  The purpose is to have a programming 
language print a series of reports to PDF files automatically.
So I need a way to suppress the print dialog box that normally appears 
when you print to the "Adobe PDF" print driver and also to specify a 
destination name.  Note that the destination name does not need to be 
unique to each file; if I can have all PDFs that are generated go to the 
same destination folder and filename that is fine.

We have Adobe Distiller 7.0, Adobe Acrobat 7.0 Professional and Adobe 
Designer 7.0.  The print driver is called "Adobe PDF".

I thought the joboptions file might handle this, but there is no option 
for filename.

I thought the following registry keys could do this, but they seem to 
control only the default destination folder, rather than allowing a 
folder and filename.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Adobe\Acrobat Distiller\7.0\DefaultPDFOutput
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Distiller\PrinterJobControl

I tried setting the following attributes within the programming 
language.  The print did then proceed without displaying the print 
dialog box, but the resulting PDF files are unusable; Acrobat reports 
them as corrupted when I try to open them.
- FileName (sets path and name for the file to be created by the printer)
- DocumentName (sets name to be displayed in the Printer status dialog 
that lists the files being printed on the printer)
- PrinterName (sets the name of the Windows printer to print to)

Note that setting these three attributes does allow printing to succeed 
with Amyuni PDF print driver.  (We are going away from Amyuni due to 
instability issues.)


Any hints would be appreciated.

Thanks.



Dale