Disabling toolbars of Acrobat reader in a PDF file

any help ???

hi ,,,,
Can u say me did u got any useful information about the query u posted here?I too need to disable the toolbars in a pdf file! I am able to do that by placing the config.js in the javascripts folder ....but I am unable to do that if i open it in the IE.Can u help me ion this regard?
regards
saran

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