I just wonder why all these activeX controls ( PDF, Flash, IE) are supported ?
I just tried to open flash pdf and swf in activeX-IE,
and they all work perfect.
Are there any dis-advantages to use the IE for pdf and swf ?
I just wonder why all these activeX controls ( PDF, Flash, IE) are supported ?
I just tried to open flash pdf and swf in activeX-IE,
and they all work perfect.
Are there any dis-advantages to use the IE for pdf and swf ?
Using the non-IE activeX controls directly saves the overhead of IE, lets you get direct access to the methods and properties of the target control instead of having to go through the IE objects document object, etc.
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Robin Dunn
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I just wonder why all these activeX controls ( PDF, Flash, IE) are supported ?
I just tried to open flash pdf and swf in activeX-IE,
and they all work perfect.
Are there any dis-advantages to use the IE for pdf and swf ?
thanks,
Stef Mientki
In the case of IE, one disadvantage is that it's only available on Windows...and you have all the normal issues associated with IE.
I just wonder why all these activeX controls ( PDF, Flash, IE) are supported ?
I just tried to open flash pdf and swf in activeX-IE,
and they all work perfect.
Are there any dis-advantages to use the IE for pdf and swf ?
thanks,
Stef Mientki
In the case of IE, one disadvantage is that it's only available on Windows...and you have all the normal issues associated with IE.
but all activeX components are Windows only
I bumped into Okular this day,
but it's only Linux
So I guess it's a very very long way to come to a cross platform general viewer.
Maybe the best one at the moment would be Open Office ...
... anyone knows if it's possible to embed OO in wxPython ?