Downloading a PDF file

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I recently upgraded to Adobe Reader v7.0. In version 6 I could click on a
PDF file or file link at a web site and download it. With version 7 the file
is displayed rather than downloaded. I have been unable to find a preference
or option to change this behavior. Does anyone know how to change it so it
will download instead of display?

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It's in preferences in adobe.

Edit - Preferences - Options (at least in version 5, the last version worth installing)
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"Cooter" <cooter@msn.com> wrote in message news:j1DEd.17301$dt3.774743@twister.southeast.rr.com...
>I recently upgraded to Adobe Reader v7.0. In version 6 I could click on a
> PDF file or file link at a web site and download it. With version 7 the file
> is displayed rather than downloaded. I have been unable to find a preference
> or option to change this behavior. Does anyone know how to change it so it
> will download instead of display?
>
>

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Edit | Preferences | Internet in v7

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"David Candy" <.> wrote in message
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> It's in preferences in adobe.
>
> Edit - Preferences - Options (at least in version 5, the last version
> worth installing)
>> I recently upgraded to Adobe Reader v7.0. In version 6 I could click
>> on a PDF file or file link at a web site and download it. With
>> version 7 the file is displayed rather than downloaded. I have been
>> unable to find a preference or option to change this behavior. Does
>> anyone know how to change it so it will download instead of display?