How to save a PDF file whch is opened on IE?
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when a PDF file is opened in IE, I have to save that PDF without asking the user to save. How to do this in c#? Normally I am able to save the HTML pages opened in IE, but PDFs are not saved. Is there any way to save the currently opened PDF without asking user to save?
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when a PDF file is opened in IE, I have to save that PDF without asking the user to save. How to do this in c#? Normally I am able to save the HTML pages opened in IE, but PDFs are not saved. Is there any way to save the currently opened PDF without asking user to save?
No, there is no way. Because, it's acrobat, and not IE, that is showing the file, it's acrobat you'd need to interact with.
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when a PDF file is opened in IE, I have to save that PDF without asking the user to save. How to do this in c#? Normally I am able to save the HTML pages opened in IE, but PDFs are not saved. Is there any way to save the currently opened PDF without asking user to save?
Then i suggest try using printer driver to PDF. If you select print, and then those drivers will save as PDF
svt gdwl wrote:
Is there any way to save the currently opened PDF without asking user to save?
You coud write code to automatcly print to PDF through driver