InfoPath Dev

I found that I could use a rich text field to display html, but apparently you can't use an iframe to embed something like a PDF.  Can anyone confirm that an iframe can't be used in an RTF?  Anyone have any other ideas for displaying a PDF?  Any ideas are good.. I might investigate converting a PDF into an image so that I can just display the image..

 Side question: I was originally using a fat client InfoPath form for this which used the PDF viewer control in InfoPath, however I ran into problems when trying to deploy the form to the test server.  Problems included signature errors and an error saying it can't find the SharePoint dll.  Is there a run-down on how to deploy a fat client form to another server?  I tried opening the xsn in deisgn mode, but it wasn't liking that- for starters it complained that it couldn't find the managed code.. which I guess makes sense, but would that be all I'd need to open this form in design mode on another machine for publishing?

For the browser form, you would need to go the image route, otherwise just have a hyperlink and allow the pdf to be opened seperate in another browser window.

Should not be any problems with a InfoPath client being used with SharePoint.  You would need to republish the form to the new server, the message about the managed code is just a warning I believe.  The code is packaged with it and just changing the publish location should not cause a problem.

Regarding publishing the client, the type of errors I get are a bit strange.  For example I have some images within the form (placed there by just using the Insert Picture button) that show up with the red X / image not found icon.  If I download the xsn, I have to install the certificate for the digital signature, then once opening I have to confirm that the certificate is trusted.  The form seems to display fine (except for weird things like the red X), until for example I click a button that has some managed code which gives me an error "could not load assembly Microsoft.Sharepoint version 12" or something to that nature..

 As for the web form, I agree that the image conversion might be a good way to go, however I'm not seeing a lot of good options for doing this.  I've considered putting in a hyperlink, that would be my last resort.. it gets the job done, but it's pretty lame. 

 What I'm experimenting with now is a web part page with two content editor web parts.. each has an iframe that will 1) Load the InfoPath form which has a static url and 2) Display the pdf preview.. tricky part might be in getting the PDF iframe to update appropriately.