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• Problem with the display of Adobe PDF documents

  Problem with the display of Adobe PDF documents

  I have a Windows 7 Home Premium computer

  I read all the suggestions and I tried to download several versions of Adobe Reader for Windows 7 and Vista http://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/.

  Before you download each version, I would delete the current version with uninstalling programs for the control panel.

  After each new installation I shut down the computer and restart the computer.

  I tried to download the versions with and without going through my antivirus (CA Total defense) running.

  After downloading, I thought that the version downloaded successfully.

  I have read the help of Acrobat http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/troubleshoot-reader-installation-windows.html and followed the instructions.

  None of the above helped.

  The problem is that any version of Adobe Reader, download, I can't open a PDF file and read it. Or the drive itself will remain open.

  1. If I try to open the drive from the desktop link or real program menu, the Player opens for 5 seconds and then closes spontaneously. If I try to click on the Player menu (File, Edit, View, window, help, tools), then an alarm will sound and the menu does not open. Soon after, the reader is closed.

  2. If I try to open the drive by double clicking on a PDF file then the Player opens but the document is not displayed (only the grey player screen PDF is specified), then the drive closes after 5 seconds on its own.

  The desktop shortcut shows like 'red icon Adobe Reader'. But the real program menu icon shows as empty a folder icon.  All documents in PDF format displayed as Adobe PDF icon.

  I tested several PDF files and none will open on this computer, but they will open on other computers.

  I created a word document and saved as a PDF file. It looked as if it had record properly (a the appropriate icon) but when I try to open it according to point 2 above the document is not displayed and then then the drive closes after 5 seconds on its own.

  Anyone have any ideas on what is happening and how can I fix?

  Could you please respond in this forum and send me an email at [deleted]

  I'm so confused and frustrated.

  I would try Windows Explorer, navigate to C:\Program Files (x 86) \Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader, and then double-click Eula.exe and accept the license agreement

• Display thumbnails of PDF documents

  I am a researcher and I have a very large collection of documents and journals in PDF format. These were previously held in "My pictures" of Windows Media and Fax Viewer on my old XP computer. I am dismayed to find where these PDF files are displayed in Windows Media Center in Windows 7, only the Adobe PDF logo will appear. The thumbnail of the first page is missing. Without these miniature Visual cues for files individual identidy my work will be harder unnessarily. Is there a way to get Windows media center to display a thumbnail of each PDF file in "my pictures"? Otherwise, Windows Media Fax Viewer can be imported to and run on the Windows 7 operating system?

  Great :)

• Why not my PDF documents display correctly on Firefox?

  I run a web site. Recently, I've upgraded to Adobe Acrobat 11. My version of Firefox is also the most recent. Since my upgrade Adobe, Firefox will not display my PDF documents correctly. There are gaps in the text box (i.e. a few sentences here, but many are missing) this isn't a problem with explore, Chrome, Opera or Safari, so I think it's a Firefox problem. A fix is coming?

  It may take a while for changes in pdf.js to upgrade to a version of Firefox.

  This preset are you using to create your PDF documents? If you have time to experiment, you could see if using one of the predefined/formats backward compatible settings plus allows you to get the desired result with greater compatibility for the moment. https://helpx.Adobe.com/Acrobat/using/PDF-conversion-settings.html

• I have Adobe Acrobat Pro XI. I want to form a federal Government Web site, and after clicking on the link, I get a message that my PDF reader isn't able to display this type of document and that I need to upgrade to the lates

  I have Adobe Acrobat Pro XI. I want to form a federal Government Web site, and after clicking on the link, I get a message that my PDF reader isn't able to display this type of document and that I need to upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Reader for Windows. After you download the upgrade, I always get the same message. Please notify.

  Hey askinst7,

  Please save the form on your computer and then try to open it in Acrobat.

  Let me know how it goes.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• Don't want to page Red logo to display in pdf documents

  Whenever I have display a pdf document a red page with logo, comes first.  It remains a few seconds and is very annoying.  In my previous Acrobat, it never happened.  Thank you.

  He is the icon of Windows player, not Adobe Reader. You must associate your PDFs with Adobe Reader, if you want to open with him.

  Right click on a PDF file and choose open with - select the default program. Then select Adobe Reader in the list.

• I'm filling out a form that is available on a site. When I click on the option to fill out and submit the form 'online' a pdf document is displayed in chrome with the following text "to display all of the content of this document, you need a later version

  I'm filling out a form that is available on a site. When I click on the option to fill out and submit the form 'online' a pdf document is displayed in chrome with the following text

  «To display all of the content of this document, you need a later version the viewer PDF.» You can upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Reader from www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html for further support, go to www.adobe.com/support/products/acrreader.html"

  Needless to day, I installed the latest version. I even reinstalled using the link in the message, but nothing helped. Whenever I click on the link to go forward, I get the same message. Question: (i) is it my PC/software (Vista), (ii) is the site where I'm trying to submit the form, or (iii) is it the software acrobat reader. Note that I used successfully the last version to fill out and sign forms.

  It is none of them. It's Chrome, which is ignoring Adobe Reader and showing the message.

  Solution: just save the document (with the message) to your desktop. Then open it in Adobe Reader. The 'real' should then display.

• Why does my Properties window display in white for a saved PDF document?

  Why does my Properties window display in white for a saved PDF document?

  Same thing pops up when I right click for my printer to change the PDF document properties.

  Please help me solve this problem.  I am running Windows 7

  

  See if anything here help: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/blank-dialogs-or-text-missing.html

• I need help! I try to open my PDF but I get this message on my Macbook Pro! "Before you display PDF documents in the browser, you must launch Adobe Reader and accept the end user license agreement, and then quit and relaunch the browser."

  I need help! I try to open my PDF but I get this message on my Macbook Pro! "Before you display PDF documents in the browser, you must launch Adobe Reader and accept the end user license agreement, and then quit and relaunch the browser." What should I do?

  Do exactly what the message says, and it will go away.

• The display of PDF documents with my problem

  I have Imac OS and since downloading and installing Adobe Reader this week, I am unable to open PDF documents.  I get a box that says 'before '.

  display PDF documents in the browser, you must launch Adobe Reader and accept the end user license agreement, and then quit and relaunch the

  browser»  How can one accept the end user license agreement?

  Open the drive itself (see its icon in the Applications folder and double-click it), this should show you the EULA.

• Before displaying PDF documents in the browser, you must start Adobe Reader and accept the end-user Li

  Since two or three weeks, whenever we try to open a PDF file, we get the following message:

  Before display PDF documents in the browser, you must launch Adobe Reader and accept the end user license agreement, and then quit and relaunch the browser.  There is no link in this post, and I can't find where to launch Adobe Reader to accept this agreement.  I do not understand why we started having problems all of a sudden, but it is extremely frustrating!

  We have a Mac OS X v. 10.7 Safari v. 6.0

  Thank you very much!

  If you have installed the Adobe Reader software to the deafult location you will see in your hard drive / Applications folder.

  Try this:

  1. Quit Safari

  2. from Finder > go > go to folder... > type in the path: /Applications/ and click 'Go '.

  3. run "Adobe Reader"

  4. accept the end user license

  5. open a PDF file in Safari.

• How 2 search within a PDF document using the PDF reader internal Firefox

  Could not find a way to search for text in a PDF document, when it is displayed by the PDF reader integrated into Firefox.

  If there is a way, how do you?

  If there isn't a way, it seems an obvious improvement.

  Implementation of the "Find" (CTRL + F) feature usual should work within a PDF in Firefox.

• I can't open PDF documents

  When I click on a PDF file, a new tab opens. It gives me the opportunity to open the document directly or save it - that's what I have set preferences to do. When I try one of these options, however, nothing happens. It doesn't open a new empty tab. My specs are lower. I have run all relevant software updates.

  System: OS X 10.8.2

  Adobe Reader: 10.1.5

  Firefox: 18.0.1

  I've seen this problem on other posts and I did some research on the web. I tried the solutions that were provided and worked for other people, however I have noticed they were running old versions of some software, etc. Interestingly, I CAN open PDFs that come to me or that I send through Gmail.

  I did the following in accordance with the notice that I saw:

  Erased my downloads list

  Tried to disable the NPAPI Adobe plug-in

  In my Firefox preferences: I put open Adobe PDF documents. I also tried with preview. None of them worked.

  I appreciate any help you can offer.

  That worked very well for me.
  In the case your application preferences file is corrupted, you could try rename or delete.
  Help > troubleshooting information > 'display the folder '.
  The file is named mimeTypes.rdf and if you rename or delete, there must be regenerated with a default the next time you restart Firefox.

• How can I add a signature to a pdf document

  I have Mac, retina 4K 21.5, El Capitan, Version 10.11.2 OSX, Processor 3.1 GHz Intel Core i5, 8 GB 1867 MHz DDR memory

  How can I add a signature to a PDF document? I do not have a trackpad, I used the camera for the photo of my signature in preview. What should I do now?

  The basics of the Mac: Preview app views and retouching images and PDFs - Apple Support

  ....

  Sign documents

  Preview allows you to add a digital image of your signature to PDF documents. First, you will need create a signature using the camera's built-in your Mac.

  1. So that the editing toolbar is displayed, click the button Edit in the preview window.
  2. Click the Signature button on the Edit bar.
  3. Choose the option to create a signature.
  4. Sign your name on a piece of paper, then hold the paper up to the camera on your Mac.
  5. Move the paper so that the signature is traced along the line that appears on the screen.
  6. Click on accept to save the signature.

  Once you've created a signature, you can sign your PDF files.

  1. So that the editing toolbar is displayed, click the button Edit in the preview window.
  2. Click the Signature button on the Edit bar. If you have added more than one signature, click the Signature button again and choose the picture of the signature you want to use.
  3. Drag your pointer over the document where you want the signature to appear.

  To reposition your signature, click it to select it. Then, move the signature where it should appear on the page, or drag the handles around the signature to make it smaller or larger.

  

• One or more PDF documents are opened in a web browser - message

  Hello

  I have a new laptop series L and its great. The only foible I can think is a message that I get when I try to stop. There is a message box that says: "one or more PDF documents are opened in a web browser. If you are now leaving the adobe reader software, these documents will be closed. Are you sure you want to exit? ».

  The thing is I don't have any PDF or web browsers open at the time! Can you help me please?
  Thank you, Mark.

  Hi Mark

  Believe me it s no big deal the same thing happens from time to time on my laptop
  Usually, PDF files can be read with the Adobe Acrobat reader software. This service application runs in the context of the BONE and this message can be displays if the Adobe Acrobat reader software can not close the background automatically process

  I solved that little problem by deleting the software acrobat reader from the system. After restarting again I reinstalled it again

  Now, the message does not appear and everything works like a dream ;)