Thank you all for your help. I know i asked some general questions, just
trying to ask around to see if anyone had an idea.
I know how you feel, I don't use windows at home, and wish I didn't have to
at work.
side note for anyone who does use windows or developes the windows port
I tried to capture the Evince window using the parent() command in
user32.dll but it wouldn't go into my container.
i am not sure if it is because it is not a winforms app or if it is
something with the the way the windows creation is handled by windows.
just a note, but it would be nice to be able to "eat" it into another
application.
I can post the code I tried if anyone wants it.
thank you all again.
Cory
On Jul 14, 2010 5:03pm, Jose Aliste <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Cory,
A little more info. Poppler is available at poppler.freedesktop.org.
You will find inside the tar a File Readme.Windows, which explains how
to build poppler on windows. I am sorry I can't provide more help, but
I don't use windows at all, so I don't know about the status of Gtk on
windows.
Greetings,
José
PS: I hope my answer to the list does not sound bad intended, I just
wanted to say that you can find much more info and help about some
of the general topics you raise in your mail in other mailing lists
or forums. For instance, some info about compiling gtk applications is
in
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1450445/installing-gtk-and-compiling-using-gcc-under-windows
On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 10:57 AM, Cory Ferriby [email protected]> wrote:
> Hello,
> This is the first time I have emailed a dev mail list. I use Linux+GNU
at
> home but must use Windows at work. I just started to work on a project
which
> extends one of our programs we use here. I was wondering if it was
possible
> to use the Evince libraries in either a C# or C++ program. I have been
> looking into pdf options and either you pay for the Adobe pdf lib or
try to
> use another lib. I need more control than just opening adobe reader and
> displaying the pdfs because i need to control the pages with buttons in
our
> application. So, my main question is if it possible to use the windows
dlls
> in the installed directory to embed the viewer? I tried to add it as a
> reference in Visual C++ but it says its not a .net assembly or a
registered
> activex control. I am new to using Visual Studio and new to C++ or C#
as I
> am a student and have only had my schools first 2 Java classes. Any help
> would be very appreciated. If I can't use the Evince libs is there any
other
> solution to suggest?
>
> Cory
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