Do you have the SDK? It is all in there. Also, you might want to check out the pdfplanet forum:


http://forum.planetpdf.com/webboard/wbpx.dll/~planetpdfforum


>>I don't get the navigation bar, address bar, or any other controls on my web browser control. However, the pdf form itself inside of the web browser control is a separate matter. That is controlled by the properties of the pdf's controls, fields, and the pdf file itself. A pdf form needs to have its properties set to readonly, the toolbar turned off, the menu turned off (most don't know that just pressing F8 and F9 toggle these), and if the form itself is not set to readonly or a security level set then you can step through the controls and 'flatten' them which makes them so. There are 3rd party tools out there to do that as well - we use gnostice pdf tools (from www.gnostice.com). You may find one cheaper out there on the web though that does that for you.
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>It looks like there could be some API functions (perhaps specific to Adobe), which would allow to set these things. But this gets too complicated. That's actually a problem my colleague is working on, I was just trying to help him.