A New Career Decision

I think this is the one I found before...

function Expire()
{
// Get the current date and time
var rightNow = new Date();
// Setup End Date
var rightNow = new Date();
var beginDate = new Date("December 5, 2012 06:15:00 AM");
var endDate = new Date("June 16, 2013 1:57:00 PM");
if (rightNow < beginDate || rightNow > endDate)
{
app.alert("It has past the time limit. You cannot use this document any further.\n___________________________________________\n\nContact me to continue using this document. Thanks.", 0, 0);
this.closeDoc()
}
}

// execute check expiration code
Expire();

Hmm, ok ill have to get back to this soon but I cant right now. Really, thanks for the time and effort, you've really helped someone today Feel proud!

Ill test this again later and post back here with results.

Again, thanks a lot...

Ian.

Ok as an experiment, I tried the code I posted last up there and changed a couple of things, and it worked!!! Well, on my iMac it did... but on an iPad using PDF expert, i doesnt.

It provided the message as required, but it failed to close the PDF afterwards, effectively rendering it useless as the client could still use it.

As a final ditch effort, can anyone let me know if there is a reason PDF expert would not be able to execute the code?


Thanks again guys..