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Hello!<br />
I am currious if it is possible to save a pdf that is being displayed in a web browser control or an adobe activex control inside my vb windows form. All I need it to do is pretty much save the pdf with the same name and location as it was opened, without any user intervention, so that I can stream it back into the database. I have seen alot of similar posts and I haven't really seen a solution to any of them.<br />
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Thanks in advanced
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Hello!
I am currious if it is possible to save a pdf that is being displayed in a web browser control or an adobe activex control inside my vb windows form. All I need it to do is pretty much save the pdf with the same name and location as it was opened, without any user intervention, so that I can stream it back into the database. I have seen alot of similar posts and I haven't really seen a solution to any of them.

Thanks in advanced

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