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writing a plug in for internet browsers

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    Hi all, I need to create a component which will be callable from a browser when it sees an object tag like the following or like Test.pdf My plugging will display an image file and give some response to user interactions like zoom-in, zoom-out, rotate etc. I don't know start from where? I know c++ and c#. The library for the image processing that I need to use written with c++. If any guru out there can guide me the road-map that I should follow, will be appreciated in a highly tonnage. Thank in advance.

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      Hi all, I need to create a component which will be callable from a browser when it sees an object tag like the following or like Test.pdf My plugging will display an image file and give some response to user interactions like zoom-in, zoom-out, rotate etc. I don't know start from where? I know c++ and c#. The library for the image processing that I need to use written with c++. If any guru out there can guide me the road-map that I should follow, will be appreciated in a highly tonnage. Thank in advance.

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      You can start here[^]. Also try searching in the CodeProject articles section, or using Google.

      One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

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        You can start here[^]. Also try searching in the CodeProject articles section, or using Google.

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        Thanks for your quick reply, Richard. As far as my understanding from the link you sent, it is the way how you extend the behavior of ie browser. It is possible to add a new toolbar to ie, for instance. Or my understanding is not correct? I need to write a something like an acrobat reader plug-in. See when your html page contains a pdf document, browser opens that one in the acrobat reader plug-in. Then you can save it, zoom it, etc.

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          Thanks for your quick reply, Richard. As far as my understanding from the link you sent, it is the way how you extend the behavior of ie browser. It is possible to add a new toolbar to ie, for instance. Or my understanding is not correct? I need to write a something like an acrobat reader plug-in. See when your html page contains a pdf document, browser opens that one in the acrobat reader plug-in. Then you can save it, zoom it, etc.

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          muharrem wrote:

          It is possible to add a new toolbar to ie, for instance.

          muharrem wrote:

          I need to write a something like an acrobat reader plug-in.

          In both cases you need to research these subjects from he link I gave you, or use Google to search for any articles on the subject.

          One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.

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