disabling right mouse click in adobe acrobat 7.0 browser control

[stefnany]

Hello,

I use a adobe acrobat 7.0 browser control (references acropdflib and Axacropdflib) with Vb.Net.

I want to disabling right mouse click and CTRL+C (copy). How I can do this??

Thanks!!!
Stefnany

 

[chrissie1]

Normally this should be done in the PDF itself. When creating them.

Christiaan Baes
Belgium

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[ThatRickGuy]

You could create a new class that inherits the browser control then override the OnClick and KeyPress events.

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[chrissie1]

I wanna bet they are COM.

Christiaan Baes
Belgium

If you want to get an answer read this FAQ faq796-2540
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[stefnany]

Yes,

the reference is COM.

But, i don't find how disabling right click at the creation of my pdf.

 

[stefnany]

I need your help!!

Thanks!!

 

[ca8msm]

How do you create your PDF?

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[stefnany]

I put a adobe acrobat 7.0 browser control in my principal form.

In load I do this


...
PdfDocument.Visible = True
PdfDocument.LoadFile(pstFichTemp)
PdfDocument.setShowToolbar(False)
....

 

[ca8msm]

I asked how you create the PDF, not how you load it.

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[stefnany]

Sorry.....


I not create my PDF.
I just load it.
The PDF is create by an other application .... and I don't know how. It's an other person he program this.

 

[ca8msm]

Well, as Chrissie pointed out in his first post, this can be set when the PDF is created. The easiest solution would be to get the creator to set it, otherwise you could use something like Rick suggested.

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[SqueakinSweep]

You VIEW the .Pdf file in .NET with the code you posted. What you have been asked is how do you originally create the document as this is the point at which security can be applied.

I guess you are using the Adobe SDK. The control has onkeydown and onmousedown events you can trap.



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