Disabling (hiding) printer progress bar in ActiveX

[WayneH]

I'm testing the Viewer SDK ActiveX, and I noticed that even though I have set PXCVA_Flags.PXCVA_NoUI when using PrintDocument,
I still see a progress bar during printing.

pdfx.PrintDocument pdfId, PXCVA_Flags.PXCVA_NoUI

How do I turn off the Progress bar ?

[Vasyl-Tracker Dev Team]

The pseudo-code for deny progress displaying:
SetProperty("General.DenyProgressDisplaying", true, 0);

[WayneH]

Great, thanks.

By the way, the help file states:

Allow/deny progress dialog displaying.
For possible named values, see the Booleans.
Default value is 1 (progress displaying allowed).

I believe the default is actually "0" False.

As in my other post, for the next release I'd like to see these verbs as an Enum/Type/ etc.
so we can take advantage of our Object-based IDEs.

[Vasyl-Tracker Dev Team]

As in my other post, for the next release I'd like to see these verbs as an Enum/Type/ etc.

The name of verb "General.DenyProgressDisplaying" represents the special property which located in objects TREE as:

General (Collection of simple properties and other collections)
...
|-- DenyProgressDisplaying (Simple Boolean Property)
...

The our objects tree cannot be interpreted as simple Enum/Type/ etc.

Also you can use variant of call (use named value):
SetProperty("General.DenyProgressDisplaying", "True", 0);

For details about objects tree, look to ActiveX documentation.

[WayneH]

I ended up just building my own VB Class, so that I can
avoid having to type in exact text and instead can use my IDE.

So I can now do this:
MyPDF.DenyProgress
which evaluates to "General.DenyProgressDisplaying"

[John - Tracker Supp]

Pleased you came up with a solution

[WayneH]

Actually, I'm going one step further and building my own User Control.
So I can do this:
PDFX.DenyProgress=True
etc.

[John - Tracker Supp]

Cool