Embedding pdf file in HTML page - html

How do i embed a pdf file into a HTML document without scrollbars..?
I need to display the whole pages of pdf file in the HTML document.
if the pdf file have 10 pages then the i need to display the whole 10 pages in the HTML document without the scrollbars.
I have tried this code but not worked properly.
<iframe src="/Path to my pdf file#toolbar=0&navpanes=0&scrollbar=1&zoom=133" width="100%" height="100%" scrolling="no"></iframe>
Result of the above code
i got this result but i want to remove the scrollbar and display the full pad in my page.
please help..........

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