I am working with Xamarin form template. Currently I want to display the pdf file on the desktop of the application. I use the pdfjs library and it meets my viewing needs. but now i want to edit it to hide developer bar tools and show me only the contents of the file, but i don't know how to
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How can I play the full PowerPoint presentation inside a Xamarin forms application?
I've looked into syncfusion where you can convert a file to pdf/image to view the latter but is there a way to display the PowerPoint file where you can play the actual slides (e.g. if there's a gif/animation on the slide).
Any leads, please?
I'm currently evaluating RxUI for future projects and so far I like what I see.
I was able to create a first test project and navigate between pages using
HostScreen.Router.Navigate.Execute(new NewReleasesViewModel(HostScreen)).Subscribe();
Which creates a normal ContentPage with Backbutton.
I wonder how I can navigate to the ModalPage stack and display modal pages.
I have a WordPress blog that has a hyperlink to a PDF report. The user clicks the link and the report PDF opens up in another tab. When it opens up in another tab it uses whatever PDF software is on the local machine (e.g. for me it uses Adobe Reader to view the PDF online).
Is there any way at all that the ability to then select the PDF text, right-click, Copy and then Paste it in to a Word document or such (effectively stealing the information) can be stopped in some way?
On the same page that has the highlighted text mentioned we also have a link to download the entire report which is said PDF. When this is done, because the PDF was secured in Acrobat before being uploaded to WordPress if someone tries to edit the text then they cannot as the restrictions are in place - but why are the restrictions not in place when the PDF is viewed online?
Any assistance or advice on how to protect the PDF contents when viewed online (I realise it may not even be possible but I am open to suggestions) would be greatly appreciated.
You can start by modifying the security properties on the document itself. I'm not sure if you can do this with Adobe Reader, but I know you can do it with Acrobat Pro. Here's an article that describes how to disable copy/paste, printing, etc. etc. I tested in IE8, FF, and Chrome -- it looks like the permissions are honored.
My Scenario,
I'm using Visual Studio 2005. In my website Page I'm trying to browse a image and display in image control and then i need to insert to Database, But I'm Unable to bring the image to control.
1.Browse image
2.View in the control and then insert in Database.
This What I want and I'm searching for code.
This is difficult to do on the client side without sending the image to the server at all without using a technology like Flash to display the preview of the image before uploading it.
If you wish to use Flash, then there is a donationware component called Agile Uploader that even has a jQuery plugin available that allows you to display a preview of the image wherever you like before uploading, as well as being able to resize the image on the client side first, so you don't have users uploading massive files. It's well worth a look.
I am exporting a crsytalreport to pdf using asp.net.
On executing the report is opened in the default pdf reader(adobe reader 9 in my case) which is embedded in the browser (ie 8 in my case).
I need the report only to be viewed and to print and it should not be allowed to be saved.
I need a way to disable the save button in the tool bar of the pdf reader,browser and disable the right click in pdf reader.
Note: The print button should be left enabled
Softwares used
pdf reader : adode reader 9
browser : internet explorer 8
platform : asp.net
You can disable/enable certain operations on the PDF via encryption, but disabling the "Save A Copy" button isn't one of them. The PDF is already on the client side at that point, and Adobe's browser plugin always has that feature enabled.
You can only hide the menu bar.
http://support.adobe.com/devsup/devsup.nsf/docs/51866.htm