Open pdf files using AutoVue

I need to open pdf files using AutoVue in .Net Desktop application(Windows Form ). Is it possible?
If it is possible please help me to.
Thanks
Bimal

Out of the box no
Doing it requires a good knowledge of .Net and JAVA (specifically JNI) in order to build a JAVA wrapper for .Net
I would recommend to google on how you can interact with a java applet inside an IEFRame that is sitting inside a .Net application
Java.NET : Integration of Java and .NET - CodeProject
But your are on your own there

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