PDF in small Web-frames: How to display fin full size?

[Peter2]

(I'll try to explain ...)

Situation:
There is a web-based system, used with Internet Explorer.
The existing HTML-files uses frames which are rather small and can not be resized or changed.
Inside the frame there is a HTML-table.
Inside the table there is code (embedded or something else) which starts the PDF-Viewer and display the PDF.
All that stuff works fine, but the used area is to small and can not be resized. DIN A4 have to be scrolled and scrolled ...

Analyse:
Of course the PDF-file is temporaily stored in my local-settings as "PDF123.tmp".
Strg-D shows me the web-adress and the TMP-path of the file.
When I close the website the TMP will be erased.
When I copy the "PDF123.tmp" to "test.pdf" I can use it as normal PDF.

Question:
Is there an easy one-click-way to escape from that crazy-annoying-small frame to a real full size display?

Thanks in advance
Peter

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]

Hello Peter,

You can try the F12 key, or alternatively you can try to hide all the menus in the frame - and thus leave it all for just reading the document - this should make much room for reading especially in tight frames.

Best,
Stefan

[Peter2]

Hi Stefan

F12 does nothing. F11 removes all menus and improves the height a little bit. But the width stays unsatisfying.

A feature which uses the TMP and starts it in an extra task is not possible?

Peter

[benradu]

I think that when a pdf is displayed in the browser the alternate viewer button on the right-bottom corner shows the PDFXChange icon.
If you click on it, the framed pdf will open in the stand alone viewer.

Ben

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]

Many thanks for the comment Ben,

That's indeed true - and will allow Peter to quickly open the PDF in the stand alone Viewer.

Best,
Stefan

[Peter2]

Wonderful

Thanks to Ben and Stefan!

Peter

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]