Here is a minimal example of embedding AxInterop.AcrobPDFLib into a Windows Forms application:
pdfViewer.PrintWithDialog();
. This library is a COM wrapper that allows your application to host the Adobe Acrobat Reader ActiveX control. axinterop.acropdflib
// Show the first page pdfViewer.setShowToolbar(true); pdfViewer.gotoFirstPage(); Here is a minimal example of embedding AxInterop
If you have ever opened the "Add References" dialog in a .NET project (VB.NET or C#) and spotted entries like "Adobe Acrobat Browser Control" or "Adobe PDF Reader," you have already encountered the gateway to AxInterop.AcrobPDFLib . But what exactly is this library? How do you use it? And what are its modern limitations? axinterop.acropdflib