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ferhun_caner@yahoo.com (Dr. F.C.Caner) writes:

> This is just great, but I could not get it working. I am not getting
> any error messages either. Actually, I cannot see any buffer named
> *ddeclient* at all. When I eval (acrobat-close-all-docs) in the
> *scratch* buffer, the function returns t and Acrobat reader does
> nothing. Any idea what is happening?

Which operating system are you using?  

The DDE stuff _only_ works on ms-windows -- the Unix version of
Acrobat doesn't support any kind of interapplication communication.