Opening pdf file in ole container in forms 6i

Dear Sir,
I have am working on Rental property system , i have to save the PDF of original agreement document along with the agreement transaction data entry form, but when i open those agreement in adobe writer there is issue that user can save as its copy to the local machine, to prevent it i m opening that pdf file into the OLE container rather than adobe reader software.
but the problem i am facing is that, the pdf is opening in the ole container but it is only showing its first page only even if the agreement is of multiple pages, how can navigate to other pages? any idea? the sample code of oracle form is attached herewith which i am using for loading the pdf into ole container.
waiting for your earliest response.
Regards

You need to switch from using VB6 at this point. As of the latest update, VB6 compiled applications will stop working with Adobe Reader. See the following KB:
PDF applications built with VB6 don't work with Acrobat 11.0.07

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