ActivePDFView 1.0
Released 12/29/2003
ActivePDFView is a lister plugin (WLX) for Total Commander V5.5 or greater. It allows the user to preview a PDF file in either the TC QuickView panel or in the floating TC lister window and with much of the utility provided by the standalone Acrobat Reader.
• NOTE: The Acrobat Reader must be installed on your system in order for the plugin to work.
• The readme.txt file included in the zip archive should answer most of your questions.
• MaxWish is kindly hosting the download at http://www.clubtotal.tk/.
ActivePDFView Plugin Available
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ActivePDFView Plugin Available
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
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2djk
Hi!
Currently, the link
http://www.clubtotal.tk/
is dead (can't find the server... error page)
friendly,
Clo
Hi!
Currently, the link
http://www.clubtotal.tk/
is dead (can't find the server... error page)
friendly,
Clo
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2Clo
Try directly:
http://clubtotal.free.fr/
http://www.clubtotal.tk/ is only the alias for this page and it doesn't seem to work correctly in last days.
BTW: I don't know why you report it to me, Maxwish is an owner of this great page, not me.
Of course it's my pleasure to help you 
There is also another great page with plugins (and not only): http://www.wincmd.ru/ (Russian), Unfortunately there is no ActivePDFView there, yet (I'm sure it will be soon).
Try directly:
http://clubtotal.free.fr/
http://www.clubtotal.tk/ is only the alias for this page and it doesn't seem to work correctly in last days.
BTW: I don't know why you report it to me, Maxwish is an owner of this great page, not me.
Of course it's my pleasure to help you There is also another great page with plugins (and not only): http://www.wincmd.ru/ (Russian), Unfortunately there is no ActivePDFView there, yet (I'm sure it will be soon).
when closing the lister ,the acroreader remains open 
but anyway , i don`t find any reason to use it, because it needs the same time to open as the original reader.
the quickest way to view pdf is a small exe-File named pdfview,which is around 300kb, but needs ghostscript intalled ,like the other pdfview-plugin.
but anyway , i don`t find any reason to use it, because it needs the same time to open as the original reader.
the quickest way to view pdf is a small exe-File named pdfview,which is around 300kb, but needs ghostscript intalled ,like the other pdfview-plugin.
Greetings JoeyHH
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2Sine Cupla
ActivePDFView uses the AcroRD32.exe ActiveX Acrobat Reader control. (hence the name, which Lefteous so kindly suggested).
2JoeyHH
On my system (Windows XP Pro), AcroRD32 disappears from the Task Manager processes list when the TC lister closes. What happens on your system?
ActivePDFView uses the AcroRD32.exe ActiveX Acrobat Reader control. (hence the name, which Lefteous so kindly suggested).
2JoeyHH
On my system (Windows XP Pro), AcroRD32 disappears from the Task Manager processes list when the TC lister closes. What happens on your system?
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
2JoeyHH
I will look into the problem you reported. Unfortunately I have never seen a running instance of Windows ME, so am not optimistic about solving the issue.
In the meantime, since one of the IE Lister plugins will give you exactly the same functionality as ActivePDFView for PDFs, perhaps using one of them would work better for you.
I will look into the problem you reported. Unfortunately I have never seen a running instance of Windows ME, so am not optimistic about solving the issue.
In the meantime, since one of the IE Lister plugins will give you exactly the same functionality as ActivePDFView for PDFs, perhaps using one of them would work better for you.
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
2JohnFredC and 2JoeyHH
AcroRd32.exe process still remains active on my computer (I can see it in processes in Task Manager window) after closing lister. It works this way both for ActivePDFView and IEView plugin.
I work on WinXP Pro (as I remember it also work this way on WinNT but I can't check it at the moment).
AcroRd32.exe process still remains active on my computer (I can see it in processes in Task Manager window) after closing lister. It works this way both for ActivePDFView and IEView plugin.
I work on WinXP Pro (as I remember it also work this way on WinNT but I can't check it at the moment).
Apparently this behavior is not related to the ActivePDFView per se.AcroRd32.exe process still remains active on my computer (I can see it in processes in Task Manager window) after closing lister. It works this way both for ActivePDFView and IEView plugin.
On my system (XP Pro) the AcroRd32.exe service/task always unloads.
Licensed, Mouse-Centric, moving (slowly) toward Touch-centric
Ok, i found out the reason for this behaviour, it has nothing to do, which windows-version i use.
Because the AcroRd32.exe loads some DLL, these DLLs prevents acroRD32.exe to finish in these plugins.
When i force my system, for instance with a tweaking-tool like Tuneup-Utilities, to unload all Dll after finishing one program, the AcroRd32.exe unloads perfectly
Unfortunately i don't know the place in the registry to do it by hand.
Maybe the authors can persuade their plugs to unload those librarys, that i don`t need to do it in general.
Because the AcroRd32.exe loads some DLL, these DLLs prevents acroRD32.exe to finish in these plugins.
When i force my system, for instance with a tweaking-tool like Tuneup-Utilities, to unload all Dll after finishing one program, the AcroRd32.exe unloads perfectly
Unfortunately i don't know the place in the registry to do it by hand.
Maybe the authors can persuade their plugs to unload those librarys, that i don`t need to do it in general.
Greetings JoeyHH