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you can have a link to an external pdf and make the user download it. Assuming they adobe installed they can read it locally.
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you can have a link to an external pdf and make the user download it. Assuming they adobe installed they can read it locally.

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I'm hoping to be ahle to open as part of the application... bascially the same as gong from 1 xaml pag to another. &nbsp;I this possible? &nbsp;If so what woiuld the process be?<br />
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Thanks.
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I'm hoping to be ahle to open as part of the application... bascially the same as gong from 1 xaml pag to another.  I this possible?  If so what woiuld the process be?

Thanks.

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Too bad... I was hoping but based on the lack of info I could find it wasn't looking good. &nbsp;Thanks for the help.
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Too bad... I was hoping but based on the lack of info I could find it wasn't looking good.  Thanks for the help.

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I am writing a Windows Phone 7 application and want to create a PDF help file that would be part of the application files. &nbsp;I am having no luck finding information on how to open a physical file that is in the root folder of my application... Basicaly I want to click a button and the file will open... Any help would be appreciated.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Greg
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I am writing a Windows Phone 7 application and want to create a PDF help file that would be part of the application files.  I am having no luck finding information on how to open a physical file that is in the root folder of my application... Basicaly I want to click a button and the file will open... Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Greg

Windows Phone 7 - Opening Local PDF File

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