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I have a touch screen kiosk that displays a webpage and a pdf document. Can I remove the menu bar? Users must not have ‘save’, ‘print’ and other such features.
Update
random screenshot on flickr – I am refering to the print, back/forward, zoom bar that controls the PDF — not the browser menu. Sorry for not beeing specific.
OK – you should be able to set up most of that in the pdf document itself.
This is going from the menus in Acrobat Pro 9: File -> Properties -> Initial View
There are some options there for: Hide menu bar, tool bars, window controls
This has been around in acrobat for a while, so most version should do it.
It is alo possible to set these programmatically if you have the right libraries, but easiest to download a demo of acrobat.