ActiveX Controls have been deprecated by Microsoft in the latest versions of the Windows operating system in favor of the DotNet framework and its controls.
While MAXScript still supports ActiveX controls, these have to be installed and registered on the system to be accessible to MAXScript.
As a replacement of ActiveX controls, MAXScript supports DotNet controls in 3ds Max 9 and higher.
The following example will not work unless the PDF ActiveX control is registered on your system.
When the argument is false, the toolbar will be hidden. When the argument is true, the toolbar will be displayed.
Positions the PDF document at the first page.
Positions the PDF document at the last page.
Moves to the next page in the PDF document.
Moves to the previous page in the PDF document.
Sets the current page of the PDF document to the supplied integer argument.
Set the page mode to the supplied string argument.
Set the layout mode to the supplied string argument.
Set the Zoom to the specified float value.
Set Zoom and Scroll to the specified float values.
Set the view to the specified view mode.
Set the view to the specified view mode and the offset to the specified float value.
Set the view to the rectangular area defined by the upper left corner, width and height values.
Print a range of pages with optional fitting.
Print a all pages, shrinking them to fit the paper format when the supplied argument is set to true.
Enable/Disable the Scrollbars display.
Open the About box. (Does not work at the moment)
No events exposed by this control.