Problem with reading file:// hyperlinks.

Question

Hello all,
Version of Reader: 10.1.3
I have a pdf document with some hyperlinks to a file:// locations (locations to other pdfs on hard disk). While clicking into that file:// location, I have got the message:
" Security Warning.
This document is trying to connect to:
file://C:/Documents and Setting/38432.pdf
If you trust this site, chose Allow. If you do not trust this site, choose Block.
[checkbox] Remember this action for this site for all PDF documents."
The problem is that message is always poping up neither I click Allow or Block with checked checkbox to remember the action.
When I click into http:// hyperlink in PDF document, that message is poping up only once, and remember the action when I check remember-checkbox.
Anyone knows how to force Reader to remember that hyperlinks in PDF documents to file:// protocol are safe and Allow them to by trusted?

Answer 1

thanx for that. i had an initialization problem that is now fixed
the new problem is that. I have a client server and i download file from the server to the client. file can be any format so I use byte streams. now what happens is that I start reading streams from the file and packetize them , keep sending them to the client . my npacket siz eis variable . but when the last packet is written into the file at client it adds some garbage to that.
the code lokks like this          
int rem_bytes = packetcount;
int no_bytes = Math.min(packetcount,1024);
DatagramPacket receivePacket2;
int count=0;
while ( count < total )
receivePacket2 = new DatagramPacket(receiveData2,receiveData2.length);
clientSocket.receive(receivePacket2);
myfile.write(      receivePacket2.getData() );
count++;
rem_bytes -= no_bytes;
no_bytes = Math.min(rem_bytes,1024);
} // END WHILE LOOP
is there a way i sould tell the client to pick only a specified number of bytes from the last packet.