Pdf viewing in mobile

how to open and read a pdf in flex mobile inside flex its possible ....help

Thanks for your reply....not sure how to upload a file....it's a very simple Pdf, viewed on a laptop or desktop there's no problem, only mobile devices.
Everything done with Indesign is fine, only some minor text entered using Acrobat does not show.
Bernd Alheit wrote:
Can you post a link to a sample document?

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On mobile devices - iPhone and iPad - the background of the PDF appears simply as black. All the other texts and color photos in the foreground areas of the InDesign document appear perfectly on the mobile devices on the PDF. Yet, the darker background elements render as solid black on the mobile devices. Perhaps, this is always the case so that the PDF can be rendered viewable on mobile devices more quickly. I don't know. The same PDF is viewed perfectly on computer monitors. This is only an issue with the mobile device viewing of the PDF.
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Steve, thank you for your post as well. Please see my first reply, which was in reply to Bob Levine's question. I can't provide a link to the document because it's part of a collaborative work that I'm contracted for - so I can't violate that with a public sharing of the PDF. Otherwise, I would share a link. But your comment about the different app Readers you used, gave me the idea to try all of them that I have. Because the doc was in a Dropbox shared folder, I could access it via my Dropbox app on my iPhone/iPad. So, I decided to go through multiple options with what they allow you to open a PDF in, to read it. I had only tried a few. Then after your comment I decided to try whatever else they had and tried the Adobe PDF reader one - and it opened with all the visual elements there. I'll have to tell the folks, that I'm doing the work for, to open it in the ADOBE PDF Reader app now.

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I'm receiving the following error when viewing SharePoint 2013 PDF documents in a mobile browser after clicking on the filename:
"Viewing of .pdf files has been disabled in Microsoft Word Mobile Viewer. Please get in touch with your helpdesk."
My Question
Is viewing PDF documents in mobile browsers with Office Web Apps SP1 actually supported? If so, how can I enable it? I've already have pdf viewing working in non-mobile browsers. Word documents open just fine on mobile browsers too.
I'm getting conflicting answers for pdf mobile viewing support from various sources:
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http://blogs.office.com/2013/07/03/pdfs-in-the-word-web-app/
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WopiZone        : internal-http
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Get-SPWopiBinding -Action "MobileView" -Application "WordPDF" | Remove-SPWopiBinding -Confirm:$false
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I removed all the WordPdf bindings and re-added them via:
New-SPWOPIBinding –ServerName "<myserver>" –Application "WordPDF" -AllowHTTP
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I think the PDF support, if it exists, in only in Office 365. Always remember that the Office 365 and on premises versions will never be in sync. On premise is updated using periodic service packs and Office 365 has continuous updates. (I've heard every
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No. Not for PDF viewing. Most people will view PDFs either through an Adobe Reader or Adobe Acrobat web browser plug-in or via web browsers that have built in PDF viewers such as Google Chrome.
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