[skagway095]

Hi,
did anyone ever try to build and use an Acrobat Reader 7 component for
Windows XP embedded? The only software I currently have is their
original setup file AdbeRdr70_enu_full.exe that you can download from
their website and install it on your computer.
How do I convert it into an XPE component?

skagway095


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[Franz Leu]

Hi

I did not try this since the Footprint is an issue to me. However, if you
just want to display pdf's, take a look at the free Foxit reader. It is
one(!) .exe file only with 2.3 MB. It's very easy to even build a component
of it.

Franz


http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php

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> Hi,
> did anyone ever try to build and use an Acrobat Reader 7 component for
> Windows XP embedded? The only software I currently have is their
> original setup file AdbeRdr70_enu_full.exe that you can download from
> their website and install it on your computer.
> How do I convert it into an XPE component?
>
> skagway095
>
>
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> skagway095Posted from http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ newsgroup access
>

[Stefan Fikar]

I once tried to make a Acrobat component, but as i don't want my hair to turn
grey i stopped it.

This program generates approx. 1000 Regkeys and Values and writes to nearly
every Windows system folder it finds.

Now i just install the file before cloning. If you don't have small but many
different series, this is the worthier approach in my opinion.

Regards,

"skagway095" wrote:

>
> Hi,
> did anyone ever try to build and use an Acrobat Reader 7 component for
> Windows XP embedded? The only software I currently have is their
> original setup file AdbeRdr70_enu_full.exe that you can download from
> their website and install it on your computer.
> How do I convert it into an XPE component?
>
> skagway095
>
>
> --
> skagway095Posted from http://www.pcreview.co.uk/ newsgroup access
>
>