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Hola chicos,
tengo un problema con mi código de autoit, porque quiero unir pdfs.
(pdf24), y no funciona y no muestra ningún error.

No se cual puede ser el error pero no me aparece el pdf adjunto.

$PDF24 = "C:\Archivos de programa\PDF24\pdf24.exe"
Dormir ( 4000 )
 
$archivo1 = "C:\Usuarios\jpelayo\Documentos\prueba\cuota.pdf"
$archivo2 = "C:\Usuarios\jpelayo\Documentos\prueba\reporte.pdf"
 
$salida = "C:\Usuarios\jpelayo\Documentos\prueba\salida.pdf"
Dormir ( 4000 )
 
$comando =   '/mergePDF"' & $archivo1 & '" "' & $archivo2 & '" "' & $salida & '"'
Dormir ( 4000 )
 
Ejecutar ( $PDF24 & ' ' & $comando )
Revelación

 

 
$PDF24 = "C:\Archivos de programa\PDF24\pdf24.exe"
Dormir ( 4000 )
 
$archivo1 = "C:\Usuarios\jpelayo\Documentos\prueba\cuota.pdf"
$archivo2 = "C:\Usuarios\jpelayo\Documentos\prueba\reporte.pdf"
 
$salida = "C:\Usuarios\jpelayo\Documentos\prueba\salida.pdf"
Dormir ( 4000 )
 
$comando =   '/mergePDF"' & $archivo1 & '" "' & $archivo2 & '" "' & $salida & '"'
Dormir ( 4000 )
 
Ejecutar ( $PDF24 & ' ' & $comando )

 

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Moved to the appropriate AutoIt General Help and Support forum, as the AutoIt Example Scripts forum very clearly states:

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@stivThe switch to ConsoleWrite is intended to be temporary to allow you to see the error in your code. You will eventually switch back to Run(), but first you need to review the console output to examine the string that you were passing to Run() and correct its format.

This is what I got and it is clearly incorrect --

     C:\Program Files\PDF24\pdf24.exe /mergePDF"C:\Users\jpelayo\Documents\prueba\cuota.pdf" "C:\Users\jpelayo\Documents\prueba\reporte.pdf" "C:\Users\jpelayo\Documents\prueba\salida.pdf"

Hints: You need quotes around program path because it contains spaces and you are missing a space following the "mergePDF" parameter.

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@Danp2

I validated spaces and quotes and it didn't work for me, if I went without finding the error. however I found a useful script that unifies them.

Run("pdftk.exe C:\Users\jpelayo\Documents\prueba\cuota.pdf C:\Users\jpelayo\Documents\prueba\reporte.pdf cat output  C:\Users\jpelayo\Documents\prueba\archivo_unificado.pdf")

I would have liked to do it with pdf24.

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