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Hello Experts,<br />
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I'm writing and split-view iPad app and I would like it to display PDF file, does anyone know how to program it?? In addition, when the application opens I want it to have splash screen after choosing &nbsp;the menu on the left the content of the pdf file will appear...<br />
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Any help will be appreciated!!<br />
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Thank you!<br />
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Hello Experts,

I'm writing and split-view iPad app and I would like it to display PDF file, does anyone know how to program it?? In addition, when the application opens I want it to have splash screen after choosing  the menu on the left the content of the pdf file will appear...

Any help will be appreciated!!

Thank you!



Ho to creat split-view application in iPad that display PDF file??

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