AcroExch is the ActiveX interface for the stand-alone Acrobat. AxAcroPDFLib is the interface for the Browser Object. You have to think of them as separate unrelated entities. There is a connection between the object displayed in the browser and Acrobat, but it's opaque, only Adobe knows how it actually works and I don't think any of the AcroExch functionality is availible in the browser.
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