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Thread: Downloading Acrobat file

Started 1 month, 1 week ago by Sqwerty-12345
Hi, I am not able to download any pdf file from Internet. I have Acrobat proff 6 & reader 9.0 too. It always dispaly following message:- The Adobe Acrobat/reader running can not be used to view pdf files on web browser. Use acrobat 8 or 9. Exit & try again.
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Bernd Alheit replied 1 month, 1 week ago
I have Acrobat proff 6 & reader 9.0 too. That is the problem. Uninstall Acrobat or Reader and repair the installation of the other.

 

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Downloading Acrobat file
Published (2009-11-04 10:43:00)
Hi, I am not able to download any pdf file from Internet. I have Acrobat proff 6 & reader 9.0 too. It always dispaly following message:- The Adobe Acrobat/reader running can not be used to view pdf files on web browser. Use acrobat 8 or 9. Exit & try again.
Bernd Alheit
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Downloading Acrobat file
Published (2009-11-04 14:00:00)
I have Acrobat proff 6 & reader 9.0 too. That is the problem. Uninstall Acrobat or Reader and repair the installation of the other.

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