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this is not using ShellExecute but works for me:<br />
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procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender<wbr />: TObject);<br />
var aread: TAcroPDF;<br />
begin<br />
&nbsp; FReader := TAcroPDF.Create(nil);<br />
&nbsp; FReader.setShowToolbar(Fal<wbr />se);<br />
&nbsp; FReader.SetBounds(0, 0, Width - 30, Height - 30);<br />
&nbsp; FReader.ParentWindow := Self.Handle;<br />
&nbsp; FReader.LoadFile('C:\Docum<wbr />ents and Settings\All Users\Documenten\RAD Studio\5.0\Demos\IntraWeb\<wbr />Win32\Feat<wbr />ures\Downl<wbr />oads\multi<wbr />cast.pdf')<wbr />;<br />
&nbsp; FReader.setCurrentPage(7);<wbr /><br />
end;<br />
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TAcroPDF is defined in AcroPDFLib_TLB which can be generated from AcroPDF.dll<br />
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ziolko.
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this is not using ShellExecute but works for me:


procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var aread: TAcroPDF;
begin
  FReader := TAcroPDF.Create(nil);
  FReader.setShowToolbar(False);
  FReader.SetBounds(0, 0, Width - 30, Height - 30);
  FReader.ParentWindow := Self.Handle;
  FReader.LoadFile('C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documenten\RAD Studio\5.0\Demos\IntraWeb\Win32\Features\Downloads\multicast.pdf');
  FReader.setCurrentPage(7);
end;


TAcroPDF is defined in AcroPDFLib_TLB which can be generated from AcroPDF.dll

ziolko.

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If this is a Delphi related question, you should select the Delphi zone as the primary zone so the points<br />
will go there.
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If this is a Delphi related question, you should select the Delphi zone as the primary zone so the points
will go there.

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I need to open a PDF file at a specific page numbers, before version 8.1.1 of Adobe reader I used the parameters part of ShellExecute to set the page number, this no longer works.<br />
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I can open the document using:<br />
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filename := 'c:\manual.pdf';<br />
ShellExecute(hInstance, nil, PChar(filename ), nil, nil, SW_SHOW);<br />
<br />
Can anyone help with setting the page number?<br />
Thanks
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I need to open a PDF file at a specific page numbers, before version 8.1.1 of Adobe reader I used the parameters part of ShellExecute to set the page number, this no longer works.

I can open the document using:

filename := 'c:\manual.pdf';
ShellExecute(hInstance, nil, PChar(filename ), nil, nil, SW_SHOW);

Can anyone help with setting the page number?
Thanks

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