how do i unload AcroPdf control

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How do I close a file that is open in my adobe control?

I embedded an AcroPdf control on my winform to display pdf's, now I want to be able to open and close files. How do I go about closing open pdfs with this control?

Posted 11-Apr-11 9:26am

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Updated 11-Apr-11 9:31am

Henry Minute

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Henry Minute · Answer 1 · 2011-04-11T09:39:00

It may be as simple as opening another PDF file, or it may require more steps. I don't know because I have never used this control, nor, I suspect, have the majority of CP members.

But if I did want to use it, I would probably ask about it on the site of the people (Acro?) that created it, where I would imagine pretty much everyone answering questions would be a user of their products.

#realJSOP · Answer 2 · 2011-04-11T09:48:00

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It might be something like a Close() method in whatever object you're using to print the file (intellisense should show you this), or maybe when the object goes out of scope, the file is closed automagically. Like Henry said, contact the manufacturer and see what they say.

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