The website that I'm developing opens PDF files on clicking links. These PDF files have their copy, print and save disabled using PDF security options. Still, on displaying the files in browser plugin, save button is enable. Is there anyway to disable the menu item using javascript. Or is there a way we can hide menubar and toolbar of the reader programmatically?
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You can't disable the "Save As" option in your browser or any other program using JS. If you use Firefox, you could disable it using privileged JavaScript, but such code cannot be excuted from a website. So for all useful purposes, what I previously said is correct.\n\nIt sounds like the Acrobat plugin is buggy. It almost definitely won't listen to JS.
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I am assuming that you are using Abode Reader to copy from a PDF file.  Depending on how the file was created, PDF files are often saved in a format that makes them a "picture" rather than words.  So you can not copy from the file.\n\nDo a copy of the file, and then try pasting it into a Notepad document.  (Click the Start Button, then Run, then type in notepad)\nIf you can not paste it into the Notepad document, then the PDF is saved a picture and you can not copy it.\n\nIf you can paste it into Notepad, then try copying it from Notepad and pasting it in the website.  The Notepad format is the simplest on a computer and can be used basically anywhere.
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Why would you want to see the source of a pdf file? Just save it to your computer. Seeing the source if useful only for web pages like .html, .php, .asp etc.
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Try this piece of code...\n<script language="javascript">\nfunction enableIframe(link){\n  document.getElementById('myIframe').style.display = 'inline';\n  document.getElementById('myIframe').src = link;\n}\n</script>\n<a href="#" onclick="enableIframe('firstpage.html');">First page</a> \n<a href="#" onclick="enableIframe('second.html');">Second page</a> \n<iframe id="myIframe" src="" style="display:none;"></iframe>\n\nyou can also find answers to your questions regarding javascript here.just search through the various questions already posted:
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If you are using Microsoft's Internet Explore here is how it should work.\n\n1. Go to your tools menu at top, and select "Options"\n2. Under "Options" go to the "Security Tab"\n3. Click on the "Custom" button on the "Sercurity Tab" window.\n4. In the "Security Setting" window that should now be open scroll down to "Downloads" \n5. Under "Downloads" you should see "File Download" you want this to be Enabled. (Most likely it's set to disabled now.)\n6. Save and close everything including Internet Explore Browser.  Then reopen and test.\n\n(If the above steps didn't work or the "file download" was enabled already it means you are going to have to reset all the defaults.  To do that you go back in as before except instead of clicking the "custom" button you click "Default" button.  Though this will change any other custom setting you may have in place as well.)\n\nAs far as I know Firefox always ask.  But you can look in "tool" and dowloads and see if change things there is it comes back.
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http://www.weather.com/common/enablejs.html  = How to Turn On JavaScript\n How to surf more safely with Internet Explorer 7   =  http://www.helpwithwindows.com/techfiles/ie7-surf-safe.html\nYou may need to make adjustments to your tools/internet options/ security and privacy settings.\n   Go to Tools/internet options/security/internet/custom level/Medium or Medium-High(depending on how safe you want to be)/ok/ok .\nThen Tools/internet options/security/trusted sites/custom level/low or medium, depending on how much you trust the sites and how safe you want to be/ok/ok ,\n Then go to trusted zone and uncheck the require https or secure authentication. \nthen to make a site a "Trusted site",   Tools/internet options/security/trusted sites/sites/paste in the url in the box/add/ok/apply/ok.        \n\nYou might also want to make it an "allowed" site:  Go to tools/internet options/privacy/sites/paste the url in the box/allow/ok/apply/ok; \n then to make it an "Exempted" site:  tools/internet options/privacy/popup blocker/settings/paste in the url in the box/add/ok.\n\ntools/ internet options/ security / trusted zone / sites/choose add site , (make sure the secure sites only box is not checked), and add the url/hit apply and restart IE .\n\nYou might also want to go to:   tools/internet options/security/internet/custom level/run ActiveX controls and plugins/prompt or disable(depending on how safe you want to be)/ok/yes/apply/ok.\n    Tools/Internet Options/Security Tab/Custom Level.. button/Security Settings(Page) scroll down to/Microsoft VM/Java permissions/set to high safety\n\n     Tools/Internet Options/security Tab/Custom Level.. button/Security Settings(Page)/ scroll down to/Scripting/Scripting of Java applets/set to "prompt". \n\nFor instructions on how to re-enable ActiveX in Internet Explorer, see KB article 905226 at = \nhttp://www.wxpnews.com/060606-Windows_Validation_Failure\n\nInternet Explorer ActiveX update = http://support.microsoft.com/kb/912945/en-us
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do you mean like in the browsers tool bar?\ni don't think that is possible because of security reasons.\n\nif you mean a webpage then try the link below...
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The "click to run activex control on this webpage" is a safety feature. It can be disabled, but I highly recommend that you do not do that. Just click and allow it if your on a webpage that you trust. The webpage may or may not work without it.\n\nNow the flash content ...\nYou may have installed Windows Update KB912945. It's an optional update that affects the way IE handles ActiveX content in web pages. Basically, it disables content until you click on it. You can find out more about it at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/912945 .
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TOOLS > INTERNET OPTIONS > TURN ON JAVASCRIPT. i don't know where though. i'm on a public library computer and that is blocked on these computers. but i know it is in there. i used to have my own computer and have seen it.
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mine (dropdown menu) opened up into a new window allowing me to choose from a variety of options.  i don't know if it depends on the version of firefox you're running... but i find myself spending more and more time using mozilla and less with microflop every day.  since the toolbar is so versatile, i'm sure there's a way to change the search engine settings as well.  firefox's hallmark seems to be 'versatility'.\n\nps::: i'm not hiding anything either!
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<head>\n\n<script language="JavaScript"> <!--\n// No rightclick script v.2.5\n\nvar message="Sorry, that function is disabled.&#92;n&#92;nContents & Graphics Copyright ©your name&#92;nOur work is not Public Domain, and should NOT be taken from this site."; // Message for the alert box\n\n// Don't edit below!\n\nfunction click(e) {\nif (document.all) {\nif (event.button == 2) {\nalert(message);\nreturn false;\n}\n}\nif (document.layers) {\nif (e.which == 3) {\nalert(message);\nreturn false;\n}\n}\n}\nif (document.layers) {\ndocument.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);\n}\ndocument.onmousedown=click;\n// --> </script>
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To do so:\n\n- From "File" menu, choose "Open"\n- Locate the file, highlight it, then look at the "open" button, you'll see a small arrow (Like the one in combo box).\n- click on the small arrow, a menu will appear.\n- choose "Open Read-Only"
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Sorry, kiddo.\nIf you see this message at the bottom of the application window when you try to modify a document: "This modification is not allowed because the document is locked," the document is protected with an editing restriction of No changes (Read only) or Comments in Word 2003 (or a restriction of Comments in Word 2002 and Word 2000). The document author used the Protect Document features to restrict editing. Menu commands also might be unavailable, depending on the permissions that were granted to you by the document author.\n-MM
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I don't believe there is a way around the restrictions; they are placed there to protect the document.  Many e-books are security protected so they can not be copied or printed out.\n\nBut if you really really need a small portion of the document, you can take a 'screen shot' of the page or portion of the page you want, and save it as a jpg or bmp file to print.
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you cannot save it because the author of this PDF has forbidden it (from the settings) when creating the file. It is done this way for copyright reasons.\n\nSo if you really want to post it online, please make sure first of all that it's not copyrighted material - created by and belonging to someone else.\n\nThe only options I can come up with are:\n- make a screen grab using Print-Screen or a screen-capture software\n- look for the file on google and then click "View as HTML"\n- type the whole frickin' thing again :P
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I use Adobe Acrobat Professional to convert web page from IE to pdf. But that is not free. I also use Firefox but I got no software to convert web page from Firefox to pdf. \n\n\n\n\n\n--- ► λ ◄
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You cannot delete anthing or modify any PDF files with Adobe Acrobat Reader, you would have to have Acrobat from Adobe that allows you to build, edit or modify PDF files.\n\nThe key word here is Reader means that you can read it not modify or create a document.\n\nAdobe Acrobat is quite expensive and for the average person there will rarely be a need for it.\n\nIf you are trying to print the document out without the offending page you can (for example in a 10 page document) print the first 5 pages by choosing print specific pages 1 through 5 and the sixth page is the offending page so you do a second print from page 7 to 10