johnfraser
Programmer
okay so here is the deal. The Acrobat OCX control (installed with reader on a client PC) accepts some commands but they are accepted as parameters on the end of a URL.... not through any other method. (specifically hiding the save/print toolbar on default)
I originally planned on having a generic object integrated into my aspx containing the ocx control but this will not work.
Is a frame the best way? If not what is?
If it's a frame (or something else) how would I access it from the code behind of the aspx page_load?
I originally planned on having a generic object integrated into my aspx containing the ocx control but this will not work.
Is a frame the best way? If not what is?
If it's a frame (or something else) how would I access it from the code behind of the aspx page_load?