Re: WinEdt

["Christopher G D Tipper" <ctipper@hol.gr>]

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// This Macro simulates File| Close Command in Acrobat Reader:
    // Avoid the error message generated by pdftex because
    // Acrobat Reader locks the ".pdf" file for writing...

// Close All Documents in Acrobat Reader using DDE

 SendMessage("Acrobat Reader - ", $0000, $0000); // Dummy Message
// IfOK(|>
//        DDEOpen("AcroRd32.exe","acroview","control");>
//      DDEExe("[DocClose(""%P\%N.pdf"")]"); // Doesn't work but...CloseAllDocs does!>
//        DDEExe("[CloseAllDocs()]");>
//        DDEClose;>
//      |);

//  // Hacking...
//  // Acrobat Reader's File| Close Command ID
     SendMessage("Acrobat Reader - [%N.pdf]", $0111, 6002);
// // The first document in AcroRd32 is now Closed:
// // proceed with the compilation and then
// // optionally reopen the pdf document in AcroRd32
// //   remove the comments in WaitForFocus and Run
// //   if you want AcroRd32 to open the document

 ChDir("%P");
 Run("%~B\Bin\context.bat ""%N%T""");

 // WaitForFocus(999); //Give it a fair Chance to Start
 // Run("%$('AcroRead'); ""%P\%N.pdf""");
 //  SendMessage("Acrobat Reader - ", $0000, $0000); // Dummy Message
 //  IfOK(|>
 //         DDEOpen("AcroRd32.exe","acroview","control");>
 //         DDEExe("[DocOpen(""%P\%N.pdf"")]");
 //         DDEClose;>
 //       |);

End;

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  This macro comes with no warranty: it may or may not work with
  your version of Acrobat Reader. You'll have to fix any problems
  by yourself! Happy hacking...

Note that the origin of this problem has nothing to do with
WinEdt: it is Acrobat Reader that locks the file not WinEdt!!!

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