I need to be able to take my document and convert it to PDF. Easy enough but the complication comes in because there are multiple users of this with very limited knowledge. I need to turn off options and don't want to tell them, "before you run this, you need to turn off this check box and that check box." I want the code to run and do everything for them. All users have Adobe Acrobat 6 - full -- Note: I do not have the option to upgrade to 7. For company reasons we can only use version 6. All users have PDFMaker running in Word 2003. I see I have two options for conversion. I can have the code run the PDFMaker code. This works however the big issue is that if the user has "View Adobe PDF Results" and/or "Prompt for Filename" checked. I do not want either of these to occur, but like I said I don't want to rely on the user to have to check it each time they run my code. I would like the code to see if it is on, then turn it off, then turn it on again. This would be for both options. I can't figure out how to code that. I know I could change it via the registry but I can't figure out how to code that way either. My other option is to print to the "Adobe PDF" printer. This still has the problem of needing to check the options. BTW, I am running all the code from Excel 2003. This is actually a mail merge type of function and I don't want to have to place code in both Excel & Word for all the users. Can anyone help me out with this? Much appreciated.
