Adobe Reader: send to printer command line
Try this instead:
AcroRd32.exe /N /T <filename> <printername>
This worked for me as it was would previously work for an older version but when I upgraded to Adobe Reader DC it stopped working.
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Service Desk Bunny over 1 year
Following the answer below:
SO - Adobe Reader Command Line Reference
I was struggling to make that command,
AcroRd32.exe /t <filename> <printername> <drivername> <portname>
, work with the latest version of Adobe Reader DC. The problem was that the files were not sent to the printer (I tried multiple variations of the command).I found a solution by installing an older version of Adobe Reader, v9. However, I would like to use the latest version of Adobe Reader.
Isn't the print command working anymore in the new version of Adobe Reader or has the command changed?
PS: Foxit Reader, RawFilePrinter, SumatraPDF, 2Printer are not suitable for my needs.
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NetVicious about 5 yearsIf works for me with Adobe Reader DC 2019.010