I'm using QTP 9.1 and Reader 9.
I downloaded the Adobe PDF Test Toolkit from HERE and went through the following steps from the included installation instructions:
Extract the zip file into any location (I used C:\PDFTT)
Copy AcroQTP.exe, Automation.api and regPDFTestToolkit.bat to the
folder [Adobe Reader Install folder]\plug_ins
Run regPDFTestToolkit.bat (which ran without error).
After going through these steps, the add-in should appear in QTP's add-in page, but it does not.
What am I missing?
Thanks!
I found the requirement list, it looks like you will have to upgrade from QTP 9.1.
Requirements:
Client software:
Adobe Acrobat 9.2 or
Adobe Reader 9.2
HP Quick Test Pro 9.5 or 10.0, and updates
Flex Builder 3.0.2 (optional)
Flex QTP Plugin (optional)
Server software:
LiveCycle Server 8.2 or later (optional)
Browser:
Internet Explorer 6 or later (XP) or
Internet Explorer 7 or later (Vista)
Do a full installation of adobe acrobat reader ( Not Adobe Reader ).I had problems trying to do it with adobe reader alone. The add-in should appear after a full installation of the same.
Best of luck.
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I cannot open *.p65 file(s) in Adobe InDesign (version 17.2 x64) that's installed on Windows 10.
Any suggestions on how to open *.P65 File in InDesign, Any Plug-in Required?
Also, How to convert *.P65 File into a PDF file?
.P65 is an older version of Page Maker, which seems to be replaced by InDesign. Yesterday, I installed Indesign but sadly, I cannot open that file.
Kindly suggest. Thank you in advance.
I want to add safari webdriver extention to safari on windows 8 64 bit machine.
When I am installed safari browser with version 5.1.7. It is automatically get updated to
webdriver extention but on another machine I am not able to add same webdriver extention.
Refer a figure http://imsardine.simplbug.com/note/selenium2/drivers/safari.html
I want to add same extention to same windows 8 64 bit machine where windows update are off.
On that machine we can not turn windows update off. When I am searching for update I am unable
to find that extention.
Apple has stopped updating Safari on windows...so you have to follow this work around to get it updated to the latest version...
If you are still using Safari 5.1 for Windows (e.g. for the excellent font smoothing), you can keep up with modern web browsers by upgrading its WebKit engine to the latest version released by Apple.
Just follow these steps:
If you have iTunes already installed, go to step 5.
Download the latest release of iTunes for Windows.
Open the downloaded file iTunesSetup.exe in an archive manager, like 7-Zip or WinRAR.
Extract the file AppleApplicationSupport.msi and run it. Complete the installation.
Copy the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Apple\Apple Application Support (or without (x86) when on 32-bit system) to C:\Program Files (x86)\Safari and merge with the existing Apple Application Support folder.
When you restart Safari, you will notice much better HTML5 & CSS3 support (319 -> 342 points in HTML5 Test) and JavaScript performance. Enjoy!
I am using qtp 11.0 32 bit trial version on windows 8.1 pro 64 bit OS. Problem is qtp is not generating the systemutil.run command on recording an application. what the problem would be ? I already tried setting the windows application utility to generate system.util command in tools--> options but still the problem persists
According to QTP11's Product Availability Matrix (which you can only see if you have an HP passport and I suppose you don't have considering that you're using a trial version). Windows 8 and 8.1 are not supported with QTP11. This isn't surprising since QTP 11 was released almost two years before Windows 8.
I know for a fact that QTP11 doesn't support IE11 which is the earliest version of IE supported on windows 8.1.
Since you're using a trial version in any case why not download the latest version (UFT 12)?
QTP was united with Service Test and is now called Unified Functional Testing (UFT) and version 12 does support Windows 8.1.
I am running WIN7 and have tried with the latest versions of IE, Opera, Safari, Firefox and Chrome and the ALL download the entire file before showing it.
I am monitoring traffic with Fiddler2.
I know that there are questions around here about how to respond for a byte range request from the adobe web plug-in but I am not going there before I see Fast Web View working.
Some links I have found.
http://blogs.adobe.com/pdfdevjunkie/web_designers_guide
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1817750/do-most-browsers-make-multiple-http-requests-when-displaying-a-pdf-from-within-t
http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/aspnet/Range-Specific-Requests-in-ASP-NET.aspx
Med venlig hilsen / Best regards
A possible reason why you don't see 'fast web view working' may be that you don't test it with the correct PDF files. For fast web view to work, the PDFs need to be 'linearized' (sometimes also dubbed 'web optimized'). Most PDFs aren't linearized by default.
Ghostscript and Acrobat Professional (and some other programs) can convert existing PDFs into linearized ones.
Update: To check a PDF for its properties, run pdfinfo your.pdf or pdfinfo your.pdf | grep Optimized:. It should say Optimized: yes.
The pdfinfo utility is available on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X. The
This may be a stupid question but I can't seem to find a clear cut answer anywhere. I would like to know:
Can AIR apps display swfs without the Flash player installed on the user's machine?
Can AIR apps display PDFs without Acrobat reader (or some similar PDF viewer)?
From what I can find, the Flash Player is not required on the target machine to run swfs from within an AIR app. Is this correct?
And it also seems that you do require Acrobat 8 or greater installed on the target machine to view PDFs. Is this correct?
Any help clearing this up would be great.
Yes, an AIR app can load an swf without having the user to install Flash Player plug in or Flash standalone player.
No, AIR apps need Acrobat Reader installed. I don't think any other PDF Viewer will do.
You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader 8.1 or higher installed as "AIR applications render PDF content using the HTMLLoader class, the WebKit engine, and the Adobe® Reader® browser plug-in."
Regarding the PDF support, check this link for a detailed information.