>>Einar,
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>>See Re: Adobe in VFP Thread #569961 Message #569965
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>Thanks for the reply, but have you or anyone used the Adobe Acrobat Control for ActiveX?
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>Einar


I've used it. The control itself isn't supported by Adobe for use other than inside the browser (I'm not even sure if it's legal to distribute, although you could just install Acrobat Reader to get the control). You can just drop it on a form and set it's .SRC property to the PDF filename. It has a SetZoom() method, and a Print(), PrintAll() method to let you print them. I can tell you that it's not particularly stable if you need to view a lot of PDF's. But, it might get you by. If you need a nice, stable control, you really need to use the full version of Acrobat. It exposes a full COM interface to let you view/print/resize/etc. PDF's inside your apps. The main downside is that you have to buy an Acrobat license for each machine the app runs on. I haven't found any reasonable 3rd party viewers yet. Most of them either aren't stable, are a major pain to get installed, or don't fully support the PDF spec. Hopefully that will change.