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Re: How do you programmatically "enable for commenting"? - Adobe LiveCycle 08-10-2009
From everything I have read, there really is no way to do it. Check out this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/message/1957639It sounds to me like this a business decision Adobe has made to try to strong arm people into buying a more expensive product than they need, based on the popularity of a single feature. I did write a routine to do it with send keys, but it doesn't work for large batches unless you set a really long delay between files. Personally, I think it is ridiculous, what would it ta...

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Re: How do you programmatically "enable for commenting"? - Adobe LiveCycle 17-09-2009
Thank you, that is exactly what I wanted to know.

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Re: How do you programmatically "enable for commenting"? - Adobe LiveCycle 17-09-2009
ok, so do you get an api with LiveCycle that is different than the one you get with Adobe Pro? Can I automate that procedure by referencing the api in a .Net project?

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Re: How do you programmatically "enable for commenting"? - Adobe LiveCycle 17-09-2009
Thank you for the link. At this point, I can't even figure out how to install the trial, JBOSS? Websphere? Huh? I am just on Windows XP here, trying to evaluate what direction to take this project. Is there any very simple summary of how you would enable a batch of pdfs for commenting, IF you already had livecycle all set up and installed?

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How do you programmatically "enable for commenting"? - Adobe LiveCycle 17-09-2009
I have seen a million forum posts where people want to programmatically enable their pdfs for commenting, and the answer is: use LiveCycle. We are considering buying LiveCycle for our server JUST for this purpose, since there doesn't seem to be any other way to do it. Before we do, I want to know how it would work. Since I don't have livecylce, I can't very well poke around and figure it out, and I don't see any free trial downloads. Can anyone explain how you would go about this task? On the ot...

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