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Sep 26th, 2003, 02:50 PM
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Originally posted by RobDog888
CornedBee:
I havent found anything on JavaScript accessing the file system in
the "Acrobat Forms JavaScript Object Specification #5186".
It is the main reference guide for writing JavaScript for Acrobat.
Then chances are that you can't do it, sorry.
You see, JavaScript itself doesn't have much. The only built-in objects are String, Array, Date, Math and maybe one or two more, but nothing special. All other objects must be provided by the host application, be that a web browser, an office suite or Adobe Acrobat. So if Acrobat doesn't provide a filesystem object or a way to access Windows Scripting Host (ActiveX Automation) objects, I fear there is no way to access the filesystem.
All the buzzt
 CornedBee
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