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It makes sense. <br />
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The only problem is that my pdf is created from a crystal report so I would have to draw a button on the pdf itself after it has been generated. The free pdf library that we use for pdf, pdfsharp, doesnt do that. We would have to pay for a better library to be able to draw a button I think...<br />
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Thanks anyway.<br />
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It makes sense.

The only problem is that my pdf is created from a crystal report so I would have to draw a button on the pdf itself after it has been generated. The free pdf library that we use for pdf, pdfsharp, doesnt do that. We would have to pay for a better library to be able to draw a button I think...

Thanks anyway.



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Hi, <br />
<br />
What I do : <br />
- Open a pop up with a page that contains an embed tag, the source is a pdf file<br />
- I have a button who calls this javascript function :<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; document.getElementById('e<wbr />mbedName')<wbr />.print();<br />
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In IE, it opens the adobe print dialog and everything is perfect. In firefox, the error console tells me that print() is a not a function.<br />
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I read somewhere that Mozilla had problems with Adobe and they don't support such calls.<br />
<br />
Is there any way around this? I really need to print this from an embed object.<br />

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Hi, 

What I do : 
- Open a pop up with a page that contains an embed tag, the source is a pdf file
- I have a button who calls this javascript function :
            document.getElementById('embedName').print();

In IE, it opens the adobe print dialog and everything is perfect. In firefox, the error console tells me that print() is a not a function.

I read somewhere that Mozilla had problems with Adobe and they don't support such calls.

Is there any way around this? I really need to print this from an embed object.


Print embed PDF in Firefox

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