Windows 10: Seeking Assistance with PowerShell Script for Automatic Handling of PDF Files

Dear Microsoft Community,I hope this message finds you well. I'm reaching out to seek help and advice regarding a PowerShell script I've been working on. I'm relatively new to PowerShell scripting and I'm attempting to create a script that automates the process of moving PDF files from one location to another.Here's an overview of what the script should achieve:Objective: I want to create a script that continuously monitors a specific folder for new PDF files. Upon detecting a new PDF file, the script should automatically move it from the source folder to a designated destination folder.Script

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PDF Handling Troubles

I'm running a WP 7.5 (version 7.10 (7720)) on an HTC T8788 through the Telus Network.



I have two (2) issues with how PDF's are being handled - or in this case, not handled.

• PDF's attached to emails can be viewed, but not downloaded to the Phone - from which I could forward it under separate cover to another recipient, who I do not wish to share the original email with.
  
• PDF's resident on Skydrive will not download to the phone, to be forwarded via email.
  

Is this a limitation with the Adobe app, or .... ?



Any suggestions?



Thanks for your time.

 

PowerShell Script not getting right PDF filename for Recent?

I suggest this thread ought to be deleted because the OP has also posted the question in the most appropriate place which is in the thread within which that script was proposed.


Denis

 

Powershell / Batch scripts do NOT run!

Please help me. I have written some powershell and batch scripts, yet when I run those files, they don't run. At most the powershell script just does step #1 but not all the other steps (lines of code / instructions). The batch script .bat file doesn't do anything. Both just pop up for like 2 seconds and then they disappear, Task Manager says nothing's being done.