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Is "fast web browsing" working in any browser with Adobe Reader X?

I run WIN7 and tried with the latest versions of IE, Opera, Safari, Firefox and Chrome, and ALL downloaded the whole file before showing it.

I track traffic using Fiddler2.

I know there are questions here about how to respond to a request for a range of bytes from the adobe web plugin, but I'm not going there until I see Fast Web View work.

Some links I found.

http://blogs.adobe.com/pdfdevjunkie/web_designers_guide http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1817750/do-most-browsers-make-multiple-http-requests-when-displaying-a-pdf-from-within -t http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/aspnet/Range-Specific-Requests-in-ASP-NET.aspx

Med venlig hilsen / Regards,

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A possible reason you do not see “quick web browsing” may be because you are not checking it with the correct PDF files. For fast web browsing, PDF files must be “linearized” (sometimes also called “web-optimized”). Most PDF files are not linearized by default.

Ghostscript and Acrobat Professional (and some other programs) can convert existing PDF files to linearized ones.

Update: To check the PDF for your properties, run pdfinfo your.pdf or pdfinfo your.pdf | grep Optimized: pdfinfo your.pdf | grep Optimized: He should say Optimized: yes .

The pdfinfo utility is available on Windows, Linux, Mac OS X.

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