Open an PDF document by VB or C# Code?
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Check out PDFLIB (has a COM/.NET version).
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There is no other software besides microsoft Publisher to open a .pub file. You can convert it to a PDF file online free here:\nhttp://createpdf.adobe.com/\nonce it is in pdf you can open it with free Acrobat Reader.\nA .pub reader would be a nice addition to Open Office, maybe some day!
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There is some freeware you can download to convert any printable document into a pdf
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Right click on the file before you open it, choose open with and then select another program
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PDFCreator easily creates PDFs from any Windows program. Use it like a printer in Word, StarCalc or any other Windows application.
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you can't the document imbeds your windows code, and your office code into every word, excel, powerpoint, access and publisher file that you create.\n\nmy advice? use openoffice that does no embed codes.
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try this one\nABBYY PDF Transformer
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uses ShellApi;\n...\nShellExecute(Handle, 'open', 'c:&#92;Windows&#92;notepad.exe', nil, nil, SW_SHOWNORMAL) ;
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Here is the code for VB.NET that would allow you to create a text file, and read from it.  Drag a Button and a RichTextBox control onto the form. Paste the following code which is shown below between Code Start and Code End.\n\n'***CODE START\nImports System.IO\n'NameSpace required to be imported to work with files\nPublic Class Form1 Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form\nPrivate Sub Button1_Click(ByVal....., Byval.....)Handles Button1.Click\nDim fs as New FileStream("file.doc", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write)\n'declaring a FileStream and creating a document file named file with\n'access mode of writing\nDim s as new StreamWriter(fs)\n'creating a new StreamWriter and passing the filestream object fs as argument\ns.WriteLine("This is an example of using file handling concepts in VB .NET.")\ns.WriteLine("This concept is interesting.")\n'writing text to the newly created file\ns.Close()\n'closing the file\n\nfs=New FileStream("file.doc",FileMode.Open,FileAccess.Read)\n'declaring a FileStream to open the file named file.doc with access mode of reading\nDim d as new StreamReader(fs)\n'creating a new StreamReader and passing the filestream object fs as argument\nd.BaseStream.Seek(0,SeekOrigin.Begin)\n'Seek method is used to move the cursor to different positions in a file, in this code, to\n'the beginning\nwhile d.peek()>-1\n'peek method of StreamReader object tells how much more data is left in the file\nRichTextbox1.Text &= d.readLine()\n'displaying text from doc file in the RichTextBox\nEnd while\nd.close()\nEnd Sub\n'***CODE END\n\nAs far as commom commands, they are not as easily adaptable as they are in Visual Basic.  You have to learn a bit more object referencing and explicit assignments along with the commands.  Use the code above to give you an initial start into how the commands are used, then go to the msdn link for more information.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/net/default.mspx
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Open adobe acrobat. Look for the tool bar that runs horizontally across the page and find the button that says "create pdf" Click on it and choose "from file". Then bring up the file you want and click okay and you've got yourself a pdf. Goodluck.
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Convert and MS Word Doc To HTML and Post it, Create an MS Access Database and Post it
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Use an anchor with a file: link, like this:\n\n<A HREF="file://C:/tester.mdb">database link</A>\n\nIn the default IE configuration, the browser will query the user whether to open or save.
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Use ScanSoft to convert from and to DOC\nPS: ScanSoft has changed its name now to Nuance\nhttp://www.nuance.com/renamed/\n\nIf you want to alter PDF files, use NitroPDF\nhttp://www.nitropdf.com/
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If the pdf document is not protected and you are interested only into its textual content, you can simply save it as text and then open it with Word.\nIf you also need to import consistently the graphics, the fonts and the page formatting, that's a completely different story: you need dedicated software to do that. There are many, but I don't know any of them which is free and good enough. In the past I tried pdf2word, it works but it's not very accurate on complex documents. Just try it and see if it's OK for your purposes.
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If it's opening up inside the browser window, you can hit the back button and it will return to parent site.\nIf you're using internet explorer, you can right click on the pdf link, and click Open in a New window.\nIf you'd prefer to have it open in a new window all the time, you can set AReader to do that.
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for a free way to do it, you could copy/paste the text into something that will export as a pdf (like OpenOffice) and just edit it there. The pdf reader that comes with windows wont edit text. *sigh*
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Try Open office.\n\nIt can be used to open Powerpoint files also.\n\nIt is open source.\n\nvisit http://www.openoffice.org for more info