I don't know whether there's an official way, but if the control has a
command ID associated with it, you should be able to look it up by ID
and disable it in some event handler that runs when the dialog is
active.
Doesn't sound particularly official. I don't think I can get hold of
the WindowRef of the print dialog, so it would be difficult to disable
these button even if I knew the command or control IDs.
I'm curious: Is this for security reasons?
Security isn't quite the right word. A document can wish from the
viewer that text shall not be copied for example. Such a wish is lost
in the print preview. Preview.app and Adobe Reader disable those
buttons for that reason.
BTW, I love your browser PDF plugin. (Is there a reason it can't
support the mouse scroll wheel?)
Thanks. Mouse wheel doesn't work because Carbon Events do not work in
the Cocoa window of Safari.
Manfred
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