C++ :: Print PDF (with PrintSilentPages Supplied By Acrobat SDK)
Aug 28, 2012
Why my code below does not print. I am using C++ 6.0 and all I want to do is print a PDF (with PrintSilentPages supplied by Acrobat SDK) that I have stored on my computer. The code compiles fine and seems like it should work but nothing prints. I have researched this extensively without success.
Additional information:
I am on a Windows 7 64-bit machine (don't believe this matters)
I am using Adobe Acrobat SDK X
Have Adobe Reader X 10.1.4 installed
I am able to get this to work by using a Shell Command but for my scenario I need to do this through the SDK.
Write a program that will search soccer players data to check whether a name supplied by the user is on that list. For doing the search, the user may provide either the player’s full last name or one or more starting letters of the last name. If a matching last name is found, the program will display the player’s full name and date of birth. Otherwise, it will display “Not found”.
Requirements specification:At the start, the program will ask the user to enter information about 10 soccer players constituting soccer player data. Each soccer player data will consist of the following fields:
Last name First name Birth month Birth day Birth year
The user will be asked to enter each soccer player data on a separate line with the field values separated by a space.
Once the data is entered, the program will display a menu of choices as below:
Chose an option:
(1 – input data, 2 – display original data, 3 – sort data , 4 – display sorted data 5 – search by last name 6 – exit the program )
If the user chooses option 1, the program will ask the user for a data and populate the array of structures that will hold the data for each of the soccer players.
If the user chooses option 2, the program will display data in the order provided by the user (original data).
If use chooses option 3, the program will sort data by last name.
If user chooses number 4 the program will display the data sorted by last name.
If the user chooses option 5, the program will ask the user to enter one or more starting letters of the soccer player’s last name. It will then search the soccer player data for the matching last name. If a match is found, it will display the first player found with the matching pattern. If a match is not found, the program will display “Not found”. If the user enters two forward slashes (//) for the last name, it will no longer search for the name. Instead it will display the main option menu.
If the user chooses option 6, the program will display “Thank you for using this program” and will end.
Why my program isint executing correctly. Here is what i've so far . . . .
#include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; struct data { string lname; string fname; int birthmonth; int birthday; int birthyear;
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[code]....
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[Code] ....
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Here is my code so far:
Code:
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Code:
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