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At a rapidly accelerating rate, websites are presenting PDF files to read pages.
I have Acrobat Reader 6. When I click on one of these links nothing happens. Absolutely nothing. I just get a blank screen which says: "Done."
How can I read these online PDF files?
by jardinier Accepted solution
by juanita marquez Accepted solution
Make sure your popup blocker is disabled in both the IE Tools -> Internet Options -> Security tab menu as well as under Tools -> Popup Blocker - sometimes the one under Security settings will be left on and functional even though the other is turned off.
In the Reader, go to Edit -> Preferences -> Internet, and take the check out of Allow Fast Web View, OK out.
If neither of these work, go back to the Security tab in IE and change Display Mixed Content to Enable.
Generally this is a last resort for me - set the IE security to Low to see if that is hindering you, then disable the most likely offenders until you see which is the one that allows the .pdf to display.
Good luck.
by dave Accepted solution
by jardinier Accepted solution
by jardinier Accepted solution
I thought everybody used Firefox or Netscape these days (as I do).
Besides which IE 6 no longer works with Windows 98 SE.
And no, please don't try and tell me how to fix this. I have asked before and there is no practical solution.
by juanita marquez Accepted solution
Many corporate offices all over the US are still slaves to IE/MS because of various compatibility issues with 3rd party programs. I know, because I've worked in lots of them over the years on contract.
As far as the fix, the ones I listed work great at my office, so if they don't help your situation, perhaps they will assist someone else.
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