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The Java Viewer can be used for custom Java development by integrating it into your products using the viewer classes in the bean interface. The viewer classes can be distributed for free. Please see the licensing agreement for more details.

Please refer to the FAQ and the README for further information.

Here is what you need to get started:

1. The Viewer bean documentation and JAR file can be downloaded as one JAR. Click here to download the bean. To view the bean documentation on-line, click here.
   
2. The Acrobat Viewer JavaBean™ interfaces have only undergone limited testing and may contain bugs, errors, and other problems that
   could cause system failures. As such it is provided "AS IS" with no support and Adobe disclaims
   any warranty or liability obligations to you of any kind. See license agreement for further details.
   
   Matthias Rose, one of our early users, has created a public mailing list to discuss issues relating to the use of the Viewer classes. The mailing list is on www.onelist.com and is called adobeacrobatviewer.
   
   Here is a description of this list:
   Name:  adobeacrobatviewer
   
   Category:  Computers | Java
   
   Description:  Adobe Acrobat Viewer has the same functionality and appearance as the widespread Adobe Acrobat Reader, but it is entirely written in Java and it is available for free. You can use the Viewer in any way that you choose for free, including bundling it in your own commercial products. Please click here for more details.
   To send email to the community, use the email address
   adobeacrobatviewer@onelist.com