Getting started with the installed samples

This product is retired as of September 2020 See PDFTon WebView

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See
C:\Program Files\ActivePDF\Reader Plus\Samples\
for sample code delivered with the installer.

Reader Plus comes with three folders of samples to explore. If you are working in:

• Microsoft Visual Studio, use the Reader_Plus.cs folder or Reader_Plus.vb folder.
• Your own web development environment, use the Reader_Plus.html folder.

The following procedure guides you through the steps needed to create a basic Reader Plus site using the .CS sample.

To Create a Basic Reader Plus Site in Microsoft Visual Studio

1. Open the file explorer and and browse to:
   C:\Program Files\ActivePDF\Reader Plus\Samples\
2. Select the Samples folder, copy it, then paste it on your desktop.
3. Open Microsoft Visual Studio.
4. Select File > Open Web Site, and browse to:
   C:\Users\Your_login_name\Desktop\Samples\Reader_Plus.cs
5. Select the Reader_Plus.cs folder, and then click Open.
6. In the Solution Explorer, select Basic_implementation.aspx, right-click and select Browse With, then select a browser.
   The example Reader Plus web page displays. Click on the menu options and explore the tools.
7. In the Solution Explorer, double-click on Basic_implementation.aspx and select the Source view.
   The script of the example Reader Plus web page displays. Examine the code, and experiment with editing the code. See the Customizing the UI with JavaScript topic, and code examples posted on the ActivePDF Examples site.

Note: Select and browse other .asp files, such as Customize_UI.aspx, Anti_forger.aspx, Add_annotation.aspx to explore features.