Rotate reader plugin

Hi,
In Adobe AIR, you are able to show a webpage and the component just renderers the system browser, so if I show a PDF it shows the acrobat/reader plugin. I then wan't to be able to manipulate that PDF, like you can with images in some some image app's on touchbased devices.
When I rotate a webpage the content stills shows, and your able to interact with the page, but as soon as a PDF are rendered in the plugin and it's rotated, the area of the PDF goes black.
Best regards
Martin Andersen

No I'm not talking about running Reader/Acrobat as a plugin for a host application.
Yes, actually you are - it doesn't matter if you're rendering via a browser process or talking to Reader directly, you're loading a Reader process in the default configuration (as opposed to writing a plugin that installs inside Reader, which was what Bernd was talking about).
Again, if you won't give details of the setup you're using, nobody's going to help. These are user-to-user forums - engineering does not monitor them in any formal way, someone may notice your question but it's unlikely. If you believe you've found a bug, you must report it for any action to be taken. If not, and you require a definitive response, please open a support ticket.

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