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programmatically set Acrobat Export JPEGoptions (JPEG maximum, 600 dpi, RGB)
I am trying to create jpegs from a PDF file with 600 dpi and 300 dpi sometimes. Issue is I have to do it manually
Edit Preferences - Convert from PDF - JPEG - Edit Settings...
I need to do it programatically using C# / VB.NET just on my local computer. so if i click a button the acrobbat settings will convert the PDF to JPEGS with 600 dpi and sometimes with 300 dpi. Is there an XML or settings file that i can change directly. Can I have 2 versions of acrobat with the different settings on it and call one for each? Pls help.
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Leonard_Rosenthol@adobeforums.com #2 Re: programmatically set Acrobat Export JPEGoptions (JPEG maximum, 600 dpi, RGB)
Those settings are only controllable from a plugin when it calls the export function directly. There are no APIs for .NET
Adobe does not support the installation of multiple versions of the software on the same computer (outside of virtual environments) - and even if we did, they would share the registry for settings.
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