“Two xref tables and two %%EOF“? This alone is not an indication of a malicious PDF file. There can by two or even more instances of each, if the file was generated via the “incremental update” feature. (Each digitally signed PDF file is like that, and each file which was changed in Acrobat and saved … Read more
After checking various chrome bug reports, I can confirm that Google Chrome ignores the default functionality of Adobe PDF viewer. At the time of this answer there is no way to pass parameters (like zoom) to the Chrome PDF viewer. EDIT Progress has been made on this by the Chromium team. The work was being … Read more
While I haven’t used a flash object inside a windows form application myself, I do know that it’s possible. In Visual studio on your toolbox, choose to add a new component. Then in the new window that appears choose the “COM Components” tab to get a list in which you can find the “Shockwave Flash … Read more
Log into your Adobe Connect account Click on Meetings > My Meetings Click on the link for the recording Click the “Recordings” link (right-side of screen) Click the link in the “Name” column Copy the “URL for Viewing” – Example, http://mycompany.adobeconnect.com/p12345678/ Paste it into a new browser tab then add the following to the end … Read more
Looking at the raw code of PDFs will not serve you much unless you also have an idea about its internal structure. You should get yourself a copy of the official PDF reference (download PDF), and you should have read some introductionary article such as this [gone] or this to begin with. Even after such … Read more
Evince is working on Windows now, but there’s no binaries yet, so you’ll have to build it yourself.