> Hi Guys,
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> Many thanks in advance.
What do you mean by "Access". If all you want to do is open and view,
there's an Adobe OCX that ships with Acrobat Reader you can drop on a form
and use to show PDF files. If you want to launch Acrobat, or whatever the
application is that's associated with the PDF extension, you can use the
ShellExecute API. If you want to edit PDFs, you'll have to buy (it may be
free, can't recall) the Adobe SDK.

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Ken Halter - 23 Aug 2005 16:37 GMT
> What do you mean by "Access". If all you want to do is open and view,
Don't answer here. Answer in GD where your other thread is.

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Dene - 29 Oct 2005 21:29 GMT
> > Hi Guys,
> >
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> ShellExecute API. If you want to edit PDFs, you'll have to buy (it may be
> free, can't recall) the Adobe SDK.
Hi Ken,
If the Adobe OCX control can display PDF files from within VB without having
to shell a copy of Reader then it is exactly what I want.
I have loaded the PDF.OCX into the projects components and set the src
property to the path and name of the pdf file in question, enclosing the
network path in quotes. When I run the project and click on the button I get
a blank control. No error messages through.
What am I doing wrong?
the network path is"
"\\Dene\d\My Documents\FlightGear Downloads\AIP Documents\Wellington
(WN)\NZWN_41.1_41.2.pdf"
TIA
Dene