adobe-reader

There is a known issue with opening a PDF in Internet Explorer (v 6, 7, 8, 9) with Adobe Reader X (version 10.0.*). The browser window loads with an empty gray screen (and doesn't even have a Reader toolbar). It works perfectly fine with Firefox, Chrome, or with Adobe Reader 10.1.*. I have discovered several workarounds. For example, hitting "Refresh" will load the document properly. Upgrading to Adobe Reader 10.1.*, or downgrading to 9.*, fixes the issue too. However, all of these solutions require the user to figure it out . Most of my users get very confused at seeing this gray screen, and

I am writing an Android application to display pdf files on the device. And I need to use the current versioncode (35498) of the Adobe Reader to display the pdf files.I have with code to display list of files on the screen. Now I need to invoke the Adobe reader (not any other pdf reader installed on the device) onclick of each document. I am not sure how I code that. I am an Android newbie. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in Advance, Navin Try the following code private void loadDocInReader(String doc) throws ActivityNotFoundException, Exception { try { Intent intent = new Intent(

If the pdf viewer plugin is not installed how to detect it and give a alert message to install pdf viewer I created a script on my blog for all major browsers to detect pdf reading capabilities. Even distinguishes between Chrome's PDF Viewer and Acrobat. you can get the code here: Detecting Adobe Acrobat in all browsers 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4122061/javascript-detect-adobe-reader-plugin-for-browser

I am trying to load a PDF document inside a .NET web browser control. In versions of Adobe Reader prior to v10 (aka "X"), the PDF loaded without the toolbar displayed—you would just see the PDF document. In the newly-released Reader v10, there is a toolbar that I do not wish to see. I am wondering if anyone knows how to hide this toolbar. I'm thinking that the answer may lie in the Registry, as there is no direct code that I am using to access Reader. Everything is handled by mime types through the WebBrowser control. My code to load the PDF file is as follows: string url = @"http://www.domain

How can I check whether Adobe reader or acrobat is installed in the system? also how to get the version? ( In C# code ) abmv using System; using Microsoft.Win32; namespace MyApp { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { RegistryKey adobe = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("Software").OpenSubKey("Adobe"); if(null == adobe) { var policies = Registry.LocalMachine.OpenSubKey("Software").OpenSubKey("Policies"); if (null == policies) return; adobe = policies.OpenSubKey("Adobe"); } if (adobe != null) { RegistryKey acroRead = adobe.OpenSubKey("Acrobat Reader"); if (acroRead != null) { string

I have been using iTextSharp to generate PDF documents for over a year. Unfortunately, with the release of Adobe Reader X, my PDFs now cause a "Do you want to Save?" dialog to appear when closing the PDF document. This does not happen with PDFs that are not generated with iTextSharp. It's really annoying for my users who are opening and closing PDF documents all day long. Are there any properties in iTextSharp that I can set to prevent this from happening? If it helps, I am using a PdfReader to read data from an existing PDF document (this original document does not cause the Save dialog to