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I m looking for a solution to display a PDF in C#. I found the AxAcroPDFLib Control, that works very fine and is sufficient.

But other people can t start my program, because they get an exception "AxInterop.AcroPDFLib" not found. But they have the latest Adobe PDF Reader installed. OS is Windows 7!

How can I fix that problem? (maybe add a acrobat dll to the working directory?) What s about the licence to use that?

Are there other possibilites/libraries/controls to show a PDF? Maybe under LGPL licence?

Thanks!

Answer 1

Are you sure you sent your interop assembly with your original program?

Answer 2

This is a little out there, but you could try using the WebBrowser control and point it to a HTML page that has tag pointing to your file.

Also see http://www.pdftron.com/. It is a commercial product, they have a custom pdf viewer as one of their samples.

HTH

Answer 3

Sumatra PDF is a small, light weight and free PDF viewer (not a control). You could make your PDF viewable by launching it in Sumatra PDF. I don t think it will allow you to embed a viewer in a form as a control however.

Answer 4

What about http://live.gnome.org/PdfMod? They have a Windows port. And I believe using it you can go without Adobe Reader.

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