Hi.
That's strange. Let's step back and examine a few things:
1. Which OS do you have?
2. If possible, please go to the line where we invoke the utility and turn the 0 into 1. It's the last but one argument. When the console window opens, please capture the log.
3. Did you verify that you have .net 3.5 installed by navigating to the folder I mentioned earlier?
I had only web add-in running when I last tested it. There couldn't be a problem with Adobe Reader since basically we're not being able to generate the PDF yet. The location of the utility also doesn't seem to be a problem as long as you have iTextSharp.dll in the same folder as the utility. Remember, this dll shouldn't be in a child folder but in the same location as the utility.
Also, have you made sure that you are using the utility that I sent you and not the one that came with the dll from the link?
To check whether you need to change that variable's value or any other variable's value, I'd suggest that you put a breakpoint on the first line and then carefully note the value of each variable till the utility is invoked. This way we can be sure that we're invoking the utility properly. You may also want to add a watch to whole of the expression inside oShell.Run to check what actually we're invoking. Can you post the values in your reply?
About the last error code you sent, it only told me that there was a null reference exception and I suspected the namespace was changed in Onenote 2010 on the basis of that. It also helped me verify if I was reproducing the right error when I tried it at my site.
I'm also thinking of modifying this utility one more time to write an extensive log somewhere so we could check in detail why it's not working. I'll upload it later today.
Now that it's been working in my machine, we're sure that the idea is sound; it's just that we need to get it working on your machine.
Please reply with as much information as you can. I'm confident that we can solve this eventually.
Thanks,
Light.
That's strange. Let's step back and examine a few things:
1. Which OS do you have?
2. If possible, please go to the line where we invoke the utility and turn the 0 into 1. It's the last but one argument. When the console window opens, please capture the log.
3. Did you verify that you have .net 3.5 installed by navigating to the folder I mentioned earlier?
I had only web add-in running when I last tested it. There couldn't be a problem with Adobe Reader since basically we're not being able to generate the PDF yet. The location of the utility also doesn't seem to be a problem as long as you have iTextSharp.dll in the same folder as the utility. Remember, this dll shouldn't be in a child folder but in the same location as the utility.
Also, have you made sure that you are using the utility that I sent you and not the one that came with the dll from the link?
To check whether you need to change that variable's value or any other variable's value, I'd suggest that you put a breakpoint on the first line and then carefully note the value of each variable till the utility is invoked. This way we can be sure that we're invoking the utility properly. You may also want to add a watch to whole of the expression inside oShell.Run to check what actually we're invoking. Can you post the values in your reply?
About the last error code you sent, it only told me that there was a null reference exception and I suspected the namespace was changed in Onenote 2010 on the basis of that. It also helped me verify if I was reproducing the right error when I tried it at my site.
I'm also thinking of modifying this utility one more time to write an extensive log somewhere so we could check in detail why it's not working. I'll upload it later today.
Now that it's been working in my machine, we're sure that the idea is sound; it's just that we need to get it working on your machine.
Please reply with as much information as you can. I'm confident that we can solve this eventually.
Thanks,
Light.