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I could put my first through the screen!įunny thing, my Adobe Reader works fine! It is set to default here in FF Version: 20.0.1 and opens my documents no problem. 'well, you have to contact the browser developer.' blah blah blah. I had contacted Adobe and of course they asked: 'what browser do you use?'.

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It will not install the latest version either. Adobe will not give the option because of Windows Vista.Įven my Antivirus program: It runs scans, to keep all my software up-to-date.

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It keeps prompting me to update to 10.1.6, and everytime I try. My Adobe Reader 10.1.4 is the latest version for Windows Vista. Enough already from the bad precedent of the entertainment industry that harms everyone. I'm hoping that it's not about intellectual property or anything litigious. Mozilla is the true humanitarian here with its free and fantastic browser (using it since the very beginning all those vers ago.:-), that somehow the sides might find a way to come together and fix this essential element of the web browsing experience. Just a thought from a humble and lowly user.

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A more proactive release might have included an alert for all users on how to fix the Adobe Reader problem temporarily by reacquainting their users with the manual configuration settings for the handling of applications in Firefox. Nevertheless, this 'opportunity' reminded me that Mozilla was aware of the problem and still released ver 19 on its unsuspecting user base. So, I was reminded of the beauty of manually controlling how Firefox handles applications.

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It now works in ver 19 the way that I want the application to work by opening my version of Adobe Pro directly. Thanks, Kevin! I reconfigured Adobe as per the suggestion above for the Reader.

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If all else fails then I discovered that the built-in pdf reader has an action button that will allow download of the document. This was apparently a bug in the past but supposedly had been fixed.

It would certainly be nice if FF fixed the built-in viewer so that it obeyed the options settings, or included some other easy fix.

Firefox does not like the Acrobat 9.4 plugin, so I'm not sure that I will be able to get this to work on my machine with Acrobat 9.4. With this I can now click on a pdf link in the browser and have it open externally in Acrobat.Īt least this worked for the one PC that I got to work, which has Acrobat 10 and an Acrobat 10 plugin. What I had to do was two things:ġ) In the config file I had to set pdfjs to true, as detailed in the above kb link Simply setting the options for pdfs to open in Acrobat does not work - I already had checked this setting to make certain that it pointed to Acrobat for pdfs. However it takes some doing to be able to use Acrobat to view the files externally. If you have problems with a PDF file you can review the troubleshooting information in Adobe's support knowledgebase.Thank you for letting me know about the built-in pdf reader in FF19.

Use Adobe Acrobat Reader DC to open the file directly after downloading.

Select 'Save Target As' (Internet Explorer) or 'Save Link As' (Firefox/Chrome) when presented with a menu (if your mouse is configured for left handed operation use the left mouse button).

Right click on the title link (option-click on the Mac will automatically save the file locally).

You may save the PDF file to your local computer. Saving the PDF file to your local PC can normally be accomplished as follows: Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is a free download.

Download the latest version of Adobe Acrobat or Reader DC from the Adobe Reader download page on the Adobe website.

If you have a version of Adobe Acrobat or Reader less than 11, we recommend you download the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.

To determine the version of Adobe Acrobat/Reader you are using, open Adobe Acrobat/Reader from your start menu, click on the help tab, and then About Adobe Acrobat/Reader.

If you are having difficulty downloading or viewing PDF files, below are several options to assist you: Verify that you have the current version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC IRS recommends that you download PDF files to your local computer prior to opening them.

I want the latest version of adobe reader how do i do that