XDP - open PDF with #toolbar=0 problem in IE

Hi
When opening PDF's using a correctly constructed XDP I specify at the end:
<pdf href="some.pdf" xmlns=http://ns.adobe.com/xdp/pdf/ />
Everything works correctly in all browsers.
I would like to hide the toolbars so when I change the href to:
<pdf href="some.pdf#toolbar=0" xmlns=http://ns.adobe.com/xdp/pdf/ />
the PDF opens but in IE the XDP data doesn't merge however, it works as expected in other browsers (data merge and toolbar hidden)
Has anyone else come accross this or know of a fix or workaround?
Thanks for looking.
Andy

Since your posting the XDP data to a PDF, you can merge the XDP + LC PDF using 3rd party tools, send the merged PDF to buffer (data is presented), and then pass the querystring parameter to the merged PDF.
Example URL:
http://www.url.com/mergeXDP.aspx#toolbars=0
If you are using ASP.net web servers:
Check out www.fdftoolkit.net
Web Examples:
www.nk-inc.com/software/fdftoolkit.net/examples/
If you are using Java enabled non-MS servers, check out iText.
iText can merge XML/XDP with LC forms.
For more information Google "iText merge XDP XFA", or buy the book or e-book "iText in Action Second Edition".

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