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Removing mouse scroll from adobe acrobat 7.0 browser

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    hi all I am working on vb.net window application where i am using adobe acrobat 7.0 browser to open pdf inside the browser. I want to disable the mouse scroll.I can remove the scroll bar but the mouse scroll button still works . so that user should be able to see only the page that is specified ( i don't want user to scroll to other pages in pdf). Can any one tell me how to disable the mouse scroll button on pdf browser Thanks and Regards Prakash Mishra

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      hi all I am working on vb.net window application where i am using adobe acrobat 7.0 browser to open pdf inside the browser. I want to disable the mouse scroll.I can remove the scroll bar but the mouse scroll button still works . so that user should be able to see only the page that is specified ( i don't want user to scroll to other pages in pdf). Can any one tell me how to disable the mouse scroll button on pdf browser Thanks and Regards Prakash Mishra

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      Well, if you're using a web browser control in one of your forms to do this, I guess you could override your form's WndProc method and look for WM_SCROLL messages and just eat 'em. By that I mean not passing them on to the form's base WndProc method. Another option might be to use a 3rd party library to render the PDF file, like PDFNet. This would also eliminate the dependancy on the web browser control and give you greater flexibility over what the user can see.

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