Mike - if your concern is the load speed of Acrobat, be sure you have v7 of the reader. Previous versions were very slow on load due to a bunch of "certifying dlls" that went on every time it was launched. v7 adds "Acrobat Reader Speed Launch" to the users start-up folder which eliminates the delay.......
>I have an application where a user can scroll through a product file with a feature for pressing a button to view a .pdf file for more details. The viewing of the .pdf file is done through Thisform.Webbrowser.Navigate( "filename").
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>The problem I am having is that each press of the button forces Adobe Acrobat to initiate and this causes a delay. I have found that if I initiate Acrobat from the Launch Icon and minimize it, then the product .pdf displays are almost instant.
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>So I am trying to find a way of launching Adobe Acrobat programaticaly so it will be alive throughout the product viewing cycle.
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>I have tried GETOBJECT() and cannot get any of the examples from the Help File to work.
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>If anyone has found a way to do this, I would be pleased to hear from you.
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>Mike Smith
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