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I want to let remote clients who access my system via Terminal Services view various word documents from within my MS Access 2003 application. But I don't want them to be able to ANYTHING else. They must not be able to do anything to the document OR navigate the file system in any way. Having tried everything I've come to the conclusion that converting the documents to PDF on the fly and then displaying them is the way to go. I have created a modal popup form and placed on it the PDF Viewer X ActiveX control. This is perfect except for 2 things:- 1. users can right click and access a sub menu which I would like to prevent, but can't see how 2. by scrolling to the bottom of a document another popup appears which includes SAVE as an option, and although I don't really care if they save or not, the point is that I do not want them to be able to navigate the file system Can anyone guide me as to whether it's possible to stop either of these popups Thanks Dave |
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I can't provide help on your request. *This link may be of interest tho it doesn't apply to PICFs. *http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=4841 |
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