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From: inga harms
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 09:19

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NEED HELP!!! 
I am creating a director cd-rom that contains some pdf files. They should be placed direct on the stage by using the activex to avoid opening acrobat in front of my application. The lingo for this is: sprite(x).src = the moviepath & "pdf_docs/name.pdf". This is ok if acrobat reader is installed on the end users system. 
But to avoid installation I want to use acrobat from cd. I know the lingo for this, too (open the moviePath & "pdf_docs/name.pdf" with the moviePath & "Reader/AcroRd32.exe"). 

Now the problem: how can I combine both, open a pdf with acrobat from cd and integrate it with activex? 
Do you know the lingo for this? 

Any help will be appreciate

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