How to open pdf in web object?

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  • waleed mansour
    Forum Member
    • Mar 2006
    • 1

    How to open pdf in web object?

    I've created a CD-ROM that opens pdfs when you click a button - easy enough.
    I want to open pdfs in web object in my project , not by external adobe reader . any body helps?
  • longedge
    Indigo Rose Customer
    • Aug 2003
    • 2498

    #3
    When I'm asked to include a pdf in anything I print it to Macromedia Flash Paper and save it out as an .swf which can then be used natively in AMS. You get the functionality you would with a pdf such as zooming, searching, printing but with non of the hassle that seems to be associated with pdf's.

    Just a thought

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    • bule
      Indigo Rose Customer
      • May 2005
      • 1116

      #4
      Never know what life is gonna throw at you. ZubTech

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      • sside
        New Member
        • Dec 2003
        • 475

        #5
        I have been working lately on a project - web browser window library (WebBrowserWindow.dll).
        It is an external web browser window which can naviagte as usual at an given url but also has the capability to load pdf files. It has also the capability to display text/html content from string.

        WebBrowserWindow.01.jpeg: usual url.
        WebBrowserWindow.02.jpeg: pdf file.

        These are the actions:

        WebBrowserWindow.GetTitle
        WebBrowserWindow.GetPosition
        WebBrowserWindow.GetSize
        WebBrowserWindow.GetWindowState
        WebBrowserWindow.GetWindowStyle
        WebBrowserWindow.SetTitle
        WebBrowserWindow.SetPosition
        WebBrowserWindow.SetSize
        WebBrowserWindow.SetWindowState // Supported: Minimized, Normal, Maximized, FullScreen
        WebBrowserWindow.SetWindowStyle // Supported: Fixed (popup), Sizable
        WebBrowserWindow.Show
        WebBrowserWindow.Hide
        WebBrowserWindow.ShowDialog
        WebBrowserWindow.Navigate
        WebBrowserWindow.Back
        WebBrowserWindow.Forward
        WebBrowserWindow.Home
        WebBrowserWindow.Search
        WebBrowserWindow.Stop
        WebBrowserWindow.Print
        WebBrowserWindow.Refresh
        WebBrowserWindow.PageSetupDialog
        WebBrowserWindow.PrintPreviewDialog
        WebBrowserWindow.PrintDialog
        WebBrowserWindow.PropertiesDialog
        WebBrowserWindow.SaveAsDialog
        WebBrowserWindow.EnableNavigation
        WebBrowserWindow.EnableDrop
        WebBrowserWindow.EnableContextMenu
        WebBrowserWindow.EnableScrollBars
        WebBrowserWindow.EnableShortcuts
        WebBrowserWindow.EnableScriptErrors
        WebBrowserWindow.IsNavigationEnabled
        WebBrowserWindow.IsDropEnabled
        WebBrowserWindow.IsContextMenuEnabled
        WebBrowserWindow.IsScrollBarsEnabled
        WebBrowserWindow.IsShortcutsEnabled
        WebBrowserWindow.IsScriptErrorsEnabled
        WebBrowserWindow.IsBusy
        WebBrowserWindow.IsOffline
        WebBrowserWindow.GetReadyState
        WebBrowserWindow.GetHtmlContent
        WebBrowserWindow.GetTextContent
        WebBrowserWindow.GetUrl
        WebBrowserWindow.SetHtmlContent
        WebBrowserWindow.SetTextContent
        WebBrowserWindow.SetUrl

        With Kind Regards
        sside

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        • coderanger
          Forum Member
          • Jan 2007
          • 56

          #6
          Hi sside,

          Will you be making this DLL available at some point?

          Thanks,
          Patrick

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          • sside
            New Member
            • Dec 2003
            • 475

            #7
            Originally posted by coderanger View Post
            Will you be making this DLL available at some point?
            Good question.

            I just did.



            With Kind Regards
            sside

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            • Waldo
              Indigo Rose Customer
              • Apr 2006
              • 231

              #8
              I notice this link is to the previous versions--autoplay media studio 5.0....is this intentional or will your DLL work with ver 6.04? Please clarify..thank you.

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              • sside
                New Member
                • Dec 2003
                • 475

                #9
                Originally posted by Waldo View Post
                I notice this link is to the previous versions--autoplay media studio 5.0....is this intentional or will your DLL work with ver 6.04? Please clarify..thank you.
                The dll will work also with ams6. You can use the dll with any language that understand what a dll is. But you must have ams5 to open the project. Most of the members here do. Soon i will be moving to ams6 and at that time i will convert the ams5 project into ams6. Understand that i help where i can and how i can. Thats as far as i can go.

                .Net 2.0 required

                Download the latest version (v.1.0.0.3) in case you want to use it, and follow the instructions.

                With Kind Regards
                sside

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                • Waldo
                  Indigo Rose Customer
                  • Apr 2006
                  • 231

                  #10
                  SSide,
                  Thanks for the clarification...I don't have AMS5---only the latest version as I am fairly new to AMS. I'll have to wait until you get to v6 to update the dll...again, thanks for the clarification.

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