Thanks Jan for the altBrowser plug. But, as much as I'd like to sell another copy of altBrowser, there's a way to do this on MacOSX. Launch works well on PC, but for MacOS X you need to do a little extra work:

on viewPDF_MacOSX pPDFpath
  if "AppleScript" is not among the lines of the alternateLanguages then
    answer "AppleScript must be installed."
    exit to top
  end if
  put revMacFromUnixPath(pPDFpath) into pPDFpath

  --> THIS ASSUMES YOU'VE JUST DOWNLOADED A .PDF FILE
  --> AND THE CREATOR AND FILETYPE AREN'T PROPERLY SET
  put "tell application " &quote& "Finder" & quote & cr into tScript
  put "set the creator type of file " &quote& pPDFpath &quote& \
      " to " &quote& "CARO" &quote& cr after tScript
  put "set the file type of file " &quote& pPDFpath &quote& \
      " to " &quote& "PDF " &quote& cr after tScript
  put "end tell" after tScript
  do tScript as Applescript
  put the result into sError

  put "tell application " &quote& "Finder" & quote & cr into tScript
  put "open file " &quote& pPDFpath &quote & cr after tScript
  put "end tell" after tScript
  do tScript as Applescript
  put the result into sError

end viewPDF_MacOSX


Jan Schenkel wrote:
--- Stephen Van Esch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Folks:

I've searched through the archives and haven't found
a
satisfactory answer. Here's what I'd like to do:

When a user clicks a link, I'd like the PDF viewer
(Acrobat or Preview) to launch and display a
specified
pdf located on the CD.
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