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    I too was going through the same problem but I found for some pdfs it worked fine.I didnt get ur solution.Please explain bcoz it may work for every pdfThis thread is over 3 years old and dead. Please open a new thread which provides details of the problem you are having. Link to this thread if you think it is necessary.
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    I have a application that links to viewpdf.class. This class file will go to the FTP where the pdf file is located and open it. How do i do this using java? Here is what I have.. .i'm stuck
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