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Re: Opening Adobe Acrobat Files Online

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From: David_Woolley
Date: Sat, 27 Jan 2007 14:09
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You cannot do this using the Adobe product. This is a design limitation rather than a bug.

As this is a rather frequently asked question you should be able to find information about alternative products by looking at the archives. Note though, that only the Adobe product can handle the encrypted PDFs used for E-books.
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