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gourav
Points:540
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6/24/2010 2:10:39 AM

Title: how can we open pdf in air(flex).


hi friends ,

how can we open pdf files in adobe air app?
right now im using :
1). <mx:HTML id="myWin" width="100%" height="100%" />
but their is some quility issue ?

2).i also use flex paper but for that we have to convert pdf to swf.


Can any one tell me how can i open pdf in air perfectly.

Thanks in advance



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Honey Matt
Points: 0
Posts:0
6/24/2010 6:54:33 AM



opening pdf in the html container in air application seems to be the best option. Whats the quality issue in that . I didn't really get that. It should open in the default quality

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gourav
Points: 540
Posts:0
6/24/2010 9:41:32 PM



hii...

issue are:
1. user shoud have acrobate reader.
2. i am using (<mx:Windows />) and for border purpose im using some effects,
so at the same time we cant use filter efects and html container.

first one is aslo big issue plz any one give me some solution i also can purchase any third party tool or plugin for that (in case its not free).

thanks 4 reply
i still need help in this topic

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Dave
Points: 970
Posts:1
6/24/2010 10:10:24 PM



see gaurav parsing and rendering a PDF will not be a feasible solution, You cannot support all the old and new versions and upcoming versions of pdf.

you can use some third party pdf to swf converter and load that in your application. other wise you will have to be dependent on browser acrobat reader plugin.


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