OPENING PDF FILES

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In Adobe go to Edit...Preferences and select Internet on the left. Uncheck
Display PDF in browser.

"Kibo Kid" wrote:

> I have Windows XP SP2 Tablet Edition 2005, also Zone Labs Suite (firewall and
> AV) and CounterSpy. I use Adobe Reader 7. I recently installed Adobe
> Elements 3.0
>
> I have tried searching for a solution on this site, but need more details.
>
> Lately I cannot open PDF files on an IE page, or soemtimes even an Outlook
> attachment in PDF - I get cannot dispay or similar message. The only way to
> get round this is to right-click the file or attachment, then Save Target As
> and put the file into another folder. I then go into Windows Explore to the
> target folder and open the PDF file with Reader 7, no problem
>
> Another post said dowload the IE plugin for Reader, but I cannot find this
> on the Adobe sites. One other post recommended never opening PDF files in IE
> or Outlook ever!
>
> Anyone have the URL for the Reader IE Plug In?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Kibo Kid

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Kibo Kid wrote:
>> I have Windows XP SP2 Tablet Edition 2005, also Zone Labs Suite
>> (firewall and AV) and CounterSpy. I use Adobe Reader 7. I recently
>> installed Adobe Elements 3.0
>>
>> I have tried searching for a solution on this site, but need more
>> details.
>>
>> Lately I cannot open PDF files on an IE page, or soemtimes even an
>> Outlook attachment in PDF - I get cannot dispay or similar message.
>> The only way to get round this is to right-click the file or
>> attachment, then Save Target As and put the file into another
>> folder. I then go into Windows Explore to the target folder and
>> open the PDF file with Reader 7, no problem
>>
>> Another post said dowload the IE plugin for Reader, but I cannot
>> find this on the Adobe sites. One other post recommended never
>> opening PDF files in IE or Outlook ever!
>>
>> Anyone have the URL for the Reader IE Plug In?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Kibo Kid

How is it configured inAdobe Reader? It has setting for display in IE.