Here are the files and instructions for linking the Windows version of
Adobe Acrobat to the Web Explorer.  The information is courtesy of Lee
Paynter and a variety of other sources.

This package contains the following files:

 ACROGO.FUL        Rexx Cmd file to start a full-screen Acrobat session
                          Rename to ACROGO.CMD to use
 ACROGO.WIN        Rexx Cmd file to start a windowed Acrobat session
                          Rename to ACROGO.CMD to use
 EXPLORE.CAP       mailcap file for use with EXPLORE.INI
 EXPLORE.EXT       extmap file for use with EXPLORE.INI
 README.TXT        This file

You can choose to run Acrobat in either full-screen or windowed mode. 
If you run it in windowed mode, there will be one extra file, 
ACROTEMP.PDF created in your \TCPIP\TMP directory which will contain 
the contents of the last Acrobat document viewed with the Web 
Explorer.


INSTRUCTIONS FOR SETTING UP THE ACROBAT-WEB EXPLORER LINK:

STEP 1: 
Find the EXPLORER.INI file in the \TCPIP\ETC directory and edit the
[ADVANCED] section to look like this.

[advanced]
; advanced user settings - edit with care!
;
; mailcap= specifies full path to user mailcap file
; format is:  mime/type; program_name params %s
; example:    image/jpeg; jview -r %s
; no wildcards allowed, no piping, no unix commands
mailcap=c:\tcpip\etc\explore.cap
; extmap= specifies full path to user extension map file
; format is:  mime/type     extension_list
; example:    image/jpeg    jpg jpeg jpe
extmap=c:\tcpip\etc\explore.ext


STEP 2:
Open the EXPLORE.CAP file in an editor and modify the path to the
ACROGO.CMD file to point to your Acrobat directory, e.g. C:\ACROREAD. 
You will place the ACROGO.CMD file in this directory in Step 4.


STEP 3:
Copy both the EXPLORE.CAP and the EXPLORE.EXT file to your \TCP\ETC
directory.

Note:  If you already have mailcap and extmap files for using other
viewers with the Web Explorer, you can just add the lines from the
above files to the existing files.


STEP 4:
Decide whether to run Acrobat in full-screen or windowed mode. You can
always change your mind later as long as you save both of the files 
ACROGO.FUL and ACROGO.WIN.  If you want to run Acrobat in full-screen
mode, rename the file ACROGO.FUL to ACROGO.CMD.  If you want to run
Acrobat in a window on your OS/2 desktop, rename the file ACROGO.WIN
to ACROGO.CMD.  

Copy the resulting ACROGO.CMD file to the directory containing your
Acrobat files, e.g.  C:\ACROREAD.

Open the ACROGO.CMD file in an editor and modify all the paths to 
point to their correct locations based on the locations of your 
\ACROREAD directory and your \TCPIP\TMP directory.


STEP 5:
Open the Win-OS/2 Setup Object in your System Setup folder and make 
sure that Windows is set to run in Enhanced mode and that Win-ATM is 
On. Both of these are required for Acrobat to run, and this is where 
it will get the settings from.


Cliff Cullum - July 24, 1995