and not the rest. The ASP code looks something like this:>

Response.ContentTyp­e = "application/pdf">

Set cn = Server.CreateObject­("ADODB.Connection")­>

strSQL = "usp_selectimages " ----- the SPROC is hardcoded to> return 10> records with images>

Set rs = cn.Execute (strSql)>

Do While Not rs.EOF> Response.BinaryWrit­e rs("image")> rs.MoveNext> Loop>

rs.Close> Set rs = Nothing> cn.Close> Set cn = Nothing>

Is there anyone out there that has tried performing something like> this? Is there a way to intercept the image stream so I can tell the> PDF engine when it should start and end with a set of images?

As far as the browser is concerned, it is being sent a pdf document> (not an image). AFAIK it can only display one at a time. There are> two options that might be worth a try. You could either try to display> each pdf doc in it's own iframe (don't know whether it will work, but> don't see why not....) or you could download AspPDF from Persits and> use it to combine multiple pdf docs into one document.>

--> Mike Brind

Mike Brind wrote:> > mikepmyers@hotmail.­com wrote:> > > In SQL 2000 I have an Image table that has an "image" column. In this> > > table these "images" are stored in a PDF format. I'm trying to render> > > several of these PDF images in one browser by looping through the> > > recordset and doing a Reponse.WriteBinary­ for each image. However,> > > when I do this it only seems to open the first PDF image in the browser> > >