Hide PDF toolbar

Hi
I need to hide the save button of PDF file - how can I do it (not via web-dynpro)?
Thanks in advance
Avner

Aravind
thanx 4 the answer
but here is what I need:
I know about file name and directory that the file is in,
I need to open the file with ABAP program, and i need that the file will open without the toolbar (save button, print etc.)
I saw option to do it via web-dynpro :
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/45/2dbb13d79f3446e10000000a155369/frameset.htm
but i'm looking 4 different way to do it
example: maybe convert the PDF to some picture file
or using CL_GUI_PDFVIEWER or CL_GUI_HTML_VIEWER
whatever will do it will b gr8
Thanks in advance
Avner

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