Flash can read PDF???

Hi
I know that Flash can load many type of images, but how to
read pdf pages. If you go to
http://www.myvirtualpaper.com,
you can upload a PDF and then the file is displayed on a Flash APP.
I know that may be they can catch the PDF and convert it to JPG on
the server and then Flash coul load these new JPG. Well the 2 cases
are a bit out of my mind.
The APP was built in Flash 8.
Does somebody know how to load a PDF in Flash Player or the
other option, convert a PDF to JPG with ASP?
I've also seen an Adobe Digital Edition that does the same
thing. A bit more complex.
You can find an example here :
http://adedemo.com/Title-Info.asp?InventoryID=%7BC219376C-ADD3-423D-8426-5E09F047D048%7D

Hi
That's easy to convert a PDF to a JPG ,
But the problem is how to load a PDF in a SWF directly ?
Is there any class on AS2 about it ?
thank you very much .

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