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  1. Aug 7th, 2007, 07:28 AM #1
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    Question [2005] how can i check the hyperlink in PDF files

    Hello all,

    i have a PDF file in that i have some hyperlinks i want to check the hyperlinks that tey are nevigated correctly or not?

    can i check it by using .Net 2.0 if yes then please give me Link/Code/hint

    can i write macro in pdf file ??????

    please help....

    thankx in advance

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    Re: [2005] how can i check the hyperlink in PDF files

    Define "nevigated correctly".
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    Re: [2005] how can i check the hyperlink in PDF files

    It sounds like you are displaying a pdf file either in a webbrowser control or by starting a process on them to open them. Either way you wouldnt be able to determine if a browser instance opened and navigated to/loaded the page correctly unless...

    A: The pdf is in a webbrowser and the clicking of the link navigates in a webbrowser control. You can validate it by checking the url address of the web browser control after the navigate2 method completes.

    B: The pdf file is not in a webbrowser control then you will have to enumerate all the web browser instances opened and look for either a error title in the captionbar or a matching website title name that relates to the clicked link.
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  4. Aug 9th, 2007, 01:48 AM #4
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    Arrow Re: Thankx pinagate...can u give code sample

    Hello Pinagate


    can u give me code sample ...?

    where can i define "nevigate correctly"

    please help...


    thankx in advance
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