It is possible to host a pdf reader on my website? which you recommend?

I need put 2 or 3 pdfs in my website, [spam link removed]
But I do not want them to download, only displayed.
Is there any adobe official software ?
What you recommend?
Thanks!

No, just put the PDFs. Everyone can read them these days. And save them and share them and email them.

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Jonathan's suggestion is a standard method of connecting to a server.
(null cable between the computer serial ports)
... see the Solaris man pages.
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I found this next link by using Google:
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Since you cannot change the dedicated console hardware,
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Rangora gave was the correct solution for my purposes. I actually found this link (below) a while ago which takes you through it and gave me some inspiration. Its a java hack and not the prettiest solution. Lets hope Adobe and Android provide something a little more useful in the future
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