Firefox display problems

Hello all,
We're using Flash Paper 2 to make some extra documents
available in external HTML pages from a flash site.
These work fine in all browsers except for Firefox where only
the top half of the document is visible - it's all functional, but
there's some display problem
thanks for any ideas

I am having almost the same problem that Jon reports. I have
made a PDF using the FlashPaper 2 that came with Studio 8. When the
link to this PDF is clicked in MSIE 6 or NN 7.1, the PDF displays
normally. When I do the same in Firefox 1.5.0.6 the PDF never
finishes loading and never displays at all. Oddly when I click a
link to view PDFs created through other means, they display
normally in the Adobe Reader plug in for Firefox. So this appears
to be a problem that is unique to PDFs produced with FlashPaper 2
when the viewing is attempted in Firefox. Two of the three pieces
of software, FlashPaper and Reader, are Adobe products, so I hope
that someone at Adobe will take ownership of this problem and find
out what needs to be corrected.

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