RE: [Flashcoders] Open PDF in Acrobat

2006-11-29 Thread Steven Sacks | BLITZ 
It is opening in Acrobat Reader.  However, it is opening in the Acrobat
Reader plug-in for browsers as expected.  There is no way to access the
user's hard drive from Flash in a browser for security purposes, nor can
Flash launch executables from the browser.  This behavior is
long-standing and won't likely change.

 

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 We are developing an application that opens a series of PDF 
 files that are to be used for presentations.  When the PDFs 
 are opened in Acrobat there is functionality to display as 
 full screen, but when opened in a browser this is disabled.
 
 We cannot seem to get an URL to the files to work since it 
 opens it in the browser, and fscommand exe can only be used 
 to open an application (not specific files).  Does anyone 
 have thoughts on how we might insure the file opens in Acrobat Reader?
 
 Thanks
 -Dan
 
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Re: [Flashcoders] Open PDF in Acrobat

2006-11-29 Thread R�kos Attila 

Are you talking about a projector application? In this case you can
create a simple batch file for opening PDF-s, that contains a simple
start foo.pdf line. Unfortunately fscommand cannot pass parameters
to the executable, so you have to make batch files for each PDF,
unless you use a third-party projector creator that allows more access
to local files.

  Attila



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Re: [Flashcoders] Open PDF in Acrobat

2006-11-29 Thread Nehal Gandhi 

if its standalone application you r creating, have a look at local content
updater on adobe site. it worked for me...

-Nehal

On 11/30/06, Rákos Attila [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



Are you talking about a projector application? In this case you can
create a simple batch file for opening PDF-s, that contains a simple
start foo.pdf line. Unfortunately fscommand cannot pass parameters
to the executable, so you have to make batch files for each PDF,
unless you use a third-party projector creator that allows more access
to local files.

  Attila



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