Perhaps you know a solution or completely different way that runs.

When deciding which PDF reader is best to download and use. I was not able to induce the call of the reader in a separated window, which could be closed by the user after display: mime-download triggers the display in the same window.Īdditionally I am not allowed to change the settings of the acrobat reader (for example to change the setting 'display PDF in Browser') for the users. Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is a free PDF reader software for Windows and Mac (with Android and iOS PDF reader apps available, too). Acrobat Pro is needed to view, create, manipulate, print, and manage PDFs and is now only available through the Adobe Creative Cloud Suite to MIT faculty. In this way I am not able to add any 'GO BACK' button, what I need to replace the browser 'back' button (I use the service parameter ~SyncBehaviour = NoResync). PDF readers have, over the years, managed to earn themselves something of a reputation for being slow, lumbering beasts thanks largely to Adobe Reader. I get the Acrobat reader occupying the whole page, and it does not matter if I use frames or not. Or did somebody get the Acrobat Reader in a separated Window using that macro? Did you ever try to get the Adobe Acrobat Reader in a frame of a web page using the mime-download macro to send the pdf files to ITS and Browser (I work on R/3 4.6c with 'easy web transactions')?

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