Is there any way to make the PDF plugin act like how you open a PDF on a 1.4 app where you only need to tap the menu and it will auto pop up with what app to use to open instead of using a landing screen? I am sure that my users would prefer only having to make one tap instead of 2 or 3.

You can do anything you want, just depends on what you want to hack around with. What version are you running? v1.5, BT server, etc. Just look at the tap-method in the v1.4 app to see how it's working then intercept the menu-click and do the same thing you're trying to emulate. I realize this may sound nerdy and require some patience but without digging through a bunch of code. I'll bet you just need to figure out what class (probably a menu type screen) the user is tapping. Find where the next screen is loading, remove that code and add your own code to launch the Android default activity like v1.4 does.

I'm using BT server. Ill take a look later tonight. Should I directly edit the app or try to edit the plugin itself?

BT-server, OK. Hmm, edit app or plugin...both make sense. I think I would start by hacking around in the app first. If you end up happy with the results you could easily modify the plugin, or make a new one, so future apps behave the same way. You'll end up making a simple design decision. Do you want to open the .PDF from the menu screen iteself. Or, do you want to open the PDF from using the same method all the other button clicks use. It matter because this will determine where you put your adjusted code / logic. It's probably going to be easier to intercept the 'click event' in the bt_screen_menuList.java file (the plugin) than it is trying to understand the longer, more complicated method used to handle every click. This longer method is not in the plugin, it's in the 'base' activity class. You'll see where the menu-list screen calls the method in the base class.

Dave, I'd like to do this also. How about a specific procedure for us dummies. Tim