If you are providing a response that is supposed to be a solution to the initial post "How i can open pdf file in vb. I did what you mentioned above, but as I try to open my application in another PC it's not working, would you please let me know what should I do? Ehsan Nikzad when you have a question, after reviewing a thread, then ask a new question in the forum.
You can use the button in the toolbar at the top of an open question or post that looks like a paper clip and is in an area that is to the left of the letters HTML to provide a link to a post you want to reference in your question post.
I would also recommend you learn what each of the buttons in the toolbar are for while you are editing a question post or a response post. As once your account is established you can add images to your post and other things. For now you may have to copy a link from your browsers tab and paste it into a post in order to reference the link to another post.
As maybe that button that looks like a paper clip may not work for you until your account is established or verified or whatever Microsoft does with a new account. It took about 27 days before I could add an image to a post after my account was created. Also now that you have an account I would recommend you learn how to use your OneDrive so that you can upload things to the public folder, create a link to the public folder and copy and paste that link so others can access whatever is in your public folder.
To test with that you can log onto your account, access the onedrive, upload things to the public folder and get a copy of a created link and paste it into notepad for example. Then logoff your account and use your browser with the link pasted in it to see if you can download from that account without being logged onto it.
And in the future, as people do sometimes, you can zip a project folder, upload it to your public folder so others can download it to use it or troubleshoot issues with it if necessary. However a post this old may contain invalid information or something. Regardless earlier today I tried to navigate a webbrowser control to a. PDF file and all the webbrowser control displayed was a small square in the upper left corner. PDF file displayed even though my actual webbrowser I.
PDF files. And the WebBrowser control is supposed to associate to whatever version of I. Edit : Oh I forgot. Nobody except a few microsoft employees gets paid to answer question on these forums.
And the forums are not a Microsoft help line. Microsoft has paid assistance if an issue requires that. EventArgs Handles Button1. Click System. In my Project. Exe, when the button is clicked, the pdf or doc. Put a file "name. Ask a question. Quick access.
Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Answered by:. Archived Forums. Visual Basic. Not for VB6 questions. Sign in to vote. How i can open pdf file in vb. Friday, June 22, AM. Here is another way to read pdfs. Saturday, June 23, AM. The quick and easy way to do this is to use the web browser control.
This assumes that both IE and the Acrobat Reader are installed on the target system. Just use the Navigate method of the control with the PDF filename as the parameter and you're there.
Friday, June 22, PM. I just tried to do this in an ASP. NET 2. I don't seem to be able to drag it onto the project. Is there some other setup needed? I do have adobe reader installed on my machine, and it comes up in a regular web browser whenever I load a pdf. Object, ByVal e As System. EventArgs Handles btnNew. Click If Dialog1. ShowDialog Then If Dialog1. CreateNew "Word.
Application" ElseIf Dialog1. CreateNew "Excel. CreateNew "PowerPoint. CreateNew "Visio. CreateNew "MSProject. EventArgs Handles btnOpen. Click AxEDOffice1. EventArgs Handles btnSaveAs. EventArgs Handles btnClose. EventArgs Handles btnPrint. Save the document as. Save "firstpage.
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