I should have noted that I am using linux, not windows. I did get this working. The key is that the acroread executable has to be in a directory that is in your PATH (e.g. /usr/local/bin). Of course the nppdf.so file has to be put in the plug-in directory as well.
Thanks for the reply, Jeff Jay Garcia wrote: > Jeff Patterson wrote: > > >>In <a href="http://www.rubberturnip.org.uk/perfectbrowser.html";>this >>article</a>, the author mentions that mozilla 0.9.5 "is the first >>release to support the PDF plugin". I can find no info on this and have >>been unsuccessful in getting this to work. I tried copying nppdf.so to >>/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins but no luck. Anyone know any more about this? >> >>Please cc my email address on replies, >>Thanks, >>Jeff >> >> > > Copy the nppdf32.dll file to the /plugins/ directory. Works here just fine. > > >
