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Then display the document, build some button code to call PrintPages(0, 0), and quit worrying about the bar, which will not print using this function.
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Then display the document, build some button code to call PrintPages(0, 0), and quit worrying about the bar, which will not print using this function.

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Yes I've done that, but I need to hide that bar. But it seems that is impossible
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Yes I've done that, but I need to hide that bar. But it seems that is impossible

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I'm using AxAcroPDF control to display and print a PDF File. I use the following code:<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; AxAcroPDF1.LoadFile(&quot;c:\te<wbr />mp\amazon.<wbr />pdf&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; AxAcroPDF1.setView(&quot;Fit&quot;)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; AxAcroPDF1.setShowToolbar(<wbr />False)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; AxAcroPDF1.setShowScrollba<wbr />rs(False)<br />
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The fact is that when the document is displayed appears a grey bar over it, at bottom side, with zoom, navegate and show toolbar options for some seconds and appears again whenever I do &quot;mouse over&quot; the document. How can I deactivate that grey bar?<br />
I need the user can see only the first page of the document and print it pressing a form button.
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I'm using AxAcroPDF control to display and print a PDF File. I use the following code:
        AxAcroPDF1.LoadFile("c:\temp\amazon.pdf")
        AxAcroPDF1.setView("Fit")
        AxAcroPDF1.setShowToolbar(False)
        AxAcroPDF1.setShowScrollbars(False)

The fact is that when the document is displayed appears a grey bar over it, at bottom side, with zoom, navegate and show toolbar options for some seconds and appears again whenever I do "mouse over" the document. How can I deactivate that grey bar?
I need the user can see only the first page of the document and print it pressing a form button.

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