disable adobe pdf maker

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is there any command I can place in a word document to prevent a user
generating a pdf file? thanks, cathal..........
 
Uninstall adobe acrobat - or if that is too simplistic, you could run a
macro that will unload the add-in, but that would not prevent the user from
printing to the Acrobat printer driver and achieving much the same thing. I
think we need a bit more information on why you want to do this, but the
bottom line is that you need to setup Windows permissions for what
applications the user has access to.

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i have a form I want people to fill in, then return to me by e-mail.
want to extract some information from the form, but if the word form i
converted to pdf I won't be able to extract what I want. Hence m
asking how pdf can be disabled. Pointers etc. appreciated. thanks
cathal..
 
cathal said:
i have a form I want people to fill in, then return to me by e-mail.
I want to extract some information from the form, but if the word
form is converted to pdf I won't be able to extract what I want.
Hence my asking how pdf can be disabled. Pointers etc. appreciated.
thanks, cathal...
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Disabling pdf maker won't make any difference, as it simply facilitates
adding some extra formatting to documents processed via the Acrobat printer
drivers. What you want is a user fix, not a technical fix.


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See Mike's reply - but bear in mind that you don't have to convert the
document to PDF - and if you do, it effectively becomes a graphics image.
This, I fear, is not going to help you very much.

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