Opening .pdf files

[Tom]

Hi there
I try to display the content of an .pdf file at the browser. I do have the
data stream (the actual .pdf file contents) as binary data and send it to the
browser on using the function Response.BinaryWrite(). So far it works but at
the browser's side a new windows (PDF reader) is created. How can I force the
browser to display the contents of the .pdf file within a browser embedded
PDF reader?

Thanks for helping

Tom Leuzinger

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Hi:

You can use a iFrame.

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"Tom" wrote:

Hi there
I try to display the content of an .pdf file at the browser. I do have the
data stream (the actual .pdf file contents) as binary data and send it to the
browser on using the function Response.BinaryWrite(). So far it works but at
the browser's side a new windows (PDF reader) is created. How can I force the
browser to display the contents of the .pdf file within a browser embedded
PDF reader?

Thanks for helping

Tom Leuzinger

[Brock Allen]

This is a client side option of Acrobat.

-Brock
DevelopMentor
http://staff.develop.com/ballen

Hi there
I try to display the content of an .pdf file at the browser. I do have
the
data stream (the actual .pdf file contents) as binary data and send it
to the
browser on using the function Response.BinaryWrite(). So far it works
but at
the browser's side a new windows (PDF reader) is created. How can I
force the
browser to display the contents of the .pdf file within a browser
embedded
PDF reader?
Thanks for helping

Tom Leuzinger