PDF popped with javascript but....

[sjohnson1984]

Hi all,

If you read my previous and first post, my apologies for this one not being such an easy one (it would seem!).

So the problem is: after a pdf is popped in a new window, the user can click on the advertisement button labelled, for example, "Create Documents Any One Can Use" or "Do More With Adobe PDF" (i.e. the advertisment in the top right of Adobe PDF Reader) and open a new window that, crucially and this is the problem, has an address bar, meaning that users will spend their time cruising youtube and the like instead of making calls.

Our situation is that our users don't have explicit access to internet explorer whereas this will allow them to. Is there anyway to customise the toolbar that is within Adobe PDF reader to disable this? (If the answer is short and resounding then so be it, though I ask with the knowledge that there are some cunning people out there who could work this around?)

Windows XP Pro, IE 6
Many thanks in advance

J

[acoder]

I have moved this thread to Misc. Questions/Discussions.

You may have to check Adobe documentation to see if they have any option to disable or remove this in the toolbar.