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• My laptop can not download and open online pdf files

  Hello

  My computer (WINDOWS 7 ULTIMATE {32 Bit}) done an update on February 27, now I can't open or download files special PDF Online.

  I tried to run the system restore point, but it does give me a DATE option that I want to restore.

  He gave me this option date March 3, 2015 only.

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  Hello
  Thanks for posting your questions about Microsoft Community.
  To help you better could you please clarify a number of things like:
  1. you try to download a .pdf file as an attachment to an email or a Web site hyperlink?
  2. What is the default browser installed on the computer?
  3. what actually happens when you try to download\open a pdf file?
  4. What is the management software pdf documents by default (such as Adobe reader or NitroPDF) installed on the machine?

   
  However, assuming you are using Acrobat or Adobe Reader on a system that includes a browser, you configure automatically the browser to open PDF files in the browser window. Acrobat and Adobe Reader install the ActiveX plugin files allow you to use Internet Explorer or AOL to open PDF files.
   
  If an application is installed, but do not open the PDF files in the browser window, then work through the following steps to configure the browser:
  To open PDF files in a browser window, the ActiveX folder should contain the following files: AcroPDF.dll, AcroIEHelper.dll and pdfshell.dll.
   
  ActiveX controls must be in: program files Files\Adobe\Acrobat\ActiveX
  If one of these files is missing, then repair Acrobat or Adobe Reader by choosing Help > repair Acrobat Installation or reinstall the application.
   
  Make sure that you use a version of your web browser, Acrobat and Adobe Reader supports, such as Internet Explorer. Supported for Adobe Acrobat 8, Adobe Reader 8 browsers are Internet Explorer 6.0, 6.0 SP1, Internet Explorer 7.0, Firefox 1.5 or later, Mozilla 1.7 and AOL 9.

  To make sure that the Windows registry provides the information that your web browser should display PDF files, restart Windows. If the Windows registry is not updated after the installation of Acrobat, then the web browser can not find the references it needs to access the PDF files on the web.

  Reinstall Acrobat or Adobe Reader.

  To ensure that the correct information of the plug-in is added to the Windows registry, reinstall Acrobat or Adobe Reader.If you want the browser to open PDFs in a separate Acrobat window, then configure the browser to use Acrobat or Adobe Reader as a helper application. Then, when you select a PDF file in Internet Explorer or AOL, the browser opens the PDF file in an Acrobat window instead of the browser window.

   

  To configure the browser to use Acrobat or Adobe Reader to open PDF files:
  1. close your web browser.
  2 start Acrobat or Adobe Reader.
  3 Choose Edition > Preferences.
  4. Select Internet in the list on the left.
  5 disable the display option IN the browser, and then click OK.
  6. restart Internet Explorer or AOL.

  Finally,.

  And there is also a possibility that the file association to open pdf files was damaged for some reason, then we will have Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Reader as default program and check if that helps. Please refer to:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/change-default-programs#1TC=Windows-7
   
  Note: The next time you select a link to a file PDF, the browser may prompt you to open or save the file. If you choose to open the file, then the browser opens the file in the support application that you specified. If you choose to save the file, the browser downloads the file to the hard drive.
   
  I hope this helps.
  Please get back to us with the required information, and we would be happy to help you.
   
  Kind regards.

• Kalib32.dll error message when you open a .pdf file

  When I try to open a .pdf file, my computer says the KALIB32.dll is missing.  How can I fix it?

  Hello

  Method 1
  I suggest you perform the clean boot and remove the program that is causing the problem.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135
  Note: Follow step 7 clean boot KB929135 article to reset the computer in normal mode.

  Method 2
  I suggest you to scan SFC

  How to use the System File Checker tool to fix the system files missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  Method 3
  I also suggest to run virus scan online by using the Microsoft safety scanner.

  Microsoft safety scanner
  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/scanner/en-us/default.aspx

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• When you open a PDF file, it automatically prints & switches to full screen mode

  First of all, I apologize if it's in the category wrong forum - I couldn't find a category that corresponds to this number, something like 'implementation of the software.

  I use Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro on Windows 10.  The software works very well.

  However, whenever I open a PDF file, the software automatically opens a dialogue box invites me to print the PDF file.  Usually I do not want to print the PDF and have quit the dialog box.  Second, once I left out of the print dialog box, the software invites me to indicate that if I want to put the document in view full screen, which usually I don't want to do and to get out of it, I have to leave another dialogue box.

  I don't want to get out of these dialogs whenever I open a PDF file.  I just want to see the PDF file.  That's all.

  How can I configure the software so that it does not prompt me for that?

  First of all, even if works well, Acrobat 9 is not officially compatible with Windows 10, so some problems are to be expected.

  However, the behavior that you describe is usually caused by a script or parameters incorporated into the files you open, not in the application itself.

• Photoshop CS4 crashes whenever I try to open a PDF file.

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• Hairlines appear when you open a PDF file in PS 6.0

  Hello

  Hairlines me really stressed. I know that they almost never print, but I always like to doublecheck by opening a PDF file I did through indesign, in photoshop. Normally this calm as the hairlines never appear.

  BUT... they do in PS 6.0... Why is this? The same pdf open in 5.1 PS is no crack. PS 6.0 = HAIRLINES.

  This seems to only happen when I did the PDF with Acrobat 4 (PDF 1.3) / PDF / X - 1a: 2001 settings - as I was told it is always safer to flatten transparencies... is this correct too?

  Should I use a different compatibility?

  Is there a way I can check my files once and for all for questions of hairlines before I send them off to print?

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  This is the flattening of transparency, which causes the hairlines to appear. Here's why:

  http://www.pfl.com/SWL

  If you choose a compatibility Acrobat 5 or higher (no transparency flattening), then you will not see them.

  Whether the flattening is required for your particular printer, this is what you need to ask them.

• TimeoutException - during the web service method call that opens a PDF file

  I am updating a legacy program that uses Adobe Acrobat Professional 7.0.  The idea is that the customer is calling web service methods, which manage open a PDF file, reading or writing in the PDF file, if necessary and closing.  He then returned data (if reading) to the client.

  The only problem with what I'm having is that the client will take a break for about 60 seconds and raise a TimeoutException.

  I know that the method on the end of web services works, because I wrote a quick driver who calls the same method, but it is running normally and works perfectly.

  My question is, basically, what would cause the client to be block/gel during the call to the web service method to perform this operation? Everything works on my workstation, and I've debugged to see that filename passed is the same in both tests.

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  This would be better addressed in the forum of the Acrobat SDK kit.

• Why some text converted to outlines when opening a PDF file in artificial intelligence?

  I often open a PDF file from InDesign CS5, Illustrator CS5 (Mac). These PDF files is saved from InDesign using the press or parameters PDFX1-a.

  When I open them in artificial intelligence, I get the warning that "to preserve the look, a text has been described.

  Of course, I don't want to do.

  The text that gets described has nothing special. This is apparently at random within a paragraph or a table cell. In the screenshot below, the living text has the blue underline trait; underlined text does not work.

  I see no reason for this. There is no transparency involved. Only black text on any background. There is no special 'appearance' that needs to be preserved. The fonts are all Adobe OTF (Myriad Pro below).

  Can someone explain why this happens?

  

  It seems because of the police you using openType and lines consist of ligatures, (of characters such as "fi", "ff") they are made of the outlines in illustrator. If you remove those ligatures in indesign, it would be good for you with illustrator.

• How to open a PDF file using the built-in Viewer? (Windows 8.1)

  When I try to open a PDF file I have the pop-up dialogue "you have chosen to open *.pdf Firefox do with this file? And display in Firefox is not one of the options. I am sure that what is happening is that there is no dialogue, and the PDF has just opened in the integrated Viewer pdf.js. If something is wrong with my profile I guess.

  I tried the instructions here: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/view-pdf-files-firefox-without-downloading-them

  I checked through all my extensions and you do not have open a PDF (I have uBlock, NoScript and Zotero).
  I completely uninstalled Adobe Reader.
  I checked that in preferences/Applications, PDF is set to "Preview in Firefox.
  I did as I went through: config and change all settings with 'pdf' on their return to their default values
  But none of these things work.

  Is there anything else I can try to get this working?

  I think the problem I had was that some of the PDF files is served by Web sites with a "header" (I don't really know what that means) called "Content-Disposition: attachment", and when this happens, Firefox refuses to load them into the integrated PDF Viewer. (I don't know why Web sites this.)

  It is very helpful, especially because Firefox gives no indication as to what is happening (why the user preference for a PDF file is not respected). I just thought that the PDF Viewer was broken and spent hours trying to fix it.

  If anyone runs into this problem, there is an extension that fixes it: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/inlinedisposition/

  There is a Bugzilla bug open about it: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=773942

  As far as I can see, it would be trivial reflect changes the extension above in Firefox. In the bug of no claim that it would be a bad thing to do for safety reasons. But Firefox should at least present the user the ability to open the PDF file in the integrated Viewer or even more at least have explanations on why the PDF is not currently open in the Viewer, for example "this PDF file was marked for download, so for safety reasons it has not been opened in the integrated Viewer. Who would save people like me, who don't know the HTTP headers that are complicated, just think that Firefox is broken.

• Why does firefox open a non-stop tab string when I try to open a PDF file?

  I don't know if it's a coincidence, but right after that I installed the latest version of Adobe flash player, firefox now opens a string with no end of new tabs, whenever I try to open a PDF file. I have to close the window and start over.

  Help?

  the machine is a HP Elitebook 8540w. Windows 7 64-bit.

  You have configured Firefox to use the Adobe Acrobat plugin? It seems that he may be missing or disabled, because it does not appear in your "more details of the system" (next to your message). You can see the page modules. Either:

  • CTRL + SHIFT + a
  • "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Add-ons

  In the left column, click on Plugins. Then on the right, look for Adobe Acrobat. It may be down on a gray background.

  If you don't have it: Make sure that this isn't your favorite here player:

  "3-bar" menu button (or tools) > Options > Applications

  You can type or paste pdf in the search box at the top of the list after loading to filter.

  If you have it, but it cannot be activated using 'Always enable' or "Ask to activate": You may need to update. I recommend using the help inside your product Adobe (Reader or Acrobat) menu to check the updates.

  Any progress?

• Whenever I try to open a pdf file in firefox, he asks me to activate adobe acrobat. How can I stop this from happening?

  I have activate acrobat, but it happens always next time I need to open a pdf file. The same problem occurs when I use a quicktime file. I can down down I would allow me every time but one time, next time, I want to use, see, or hear a quicktime file I get the same question. It's very annoying. I went into options and chose the file to use to open rather than have me ask but it does not solve the problem either.

  Hello moxiet, please go to the firefox menu > addons > plugins where you can set general preferences for individual plugins (always ask or always activate).

• How to stop firefox from opening new tab when opening a pdf file that is already recorded on my desk?

  Windows 7 Pro 32 bit PC

  PDF files on my desk I have already registered. When I open the PDF file, firefox considers justified to open a new tab, even if I do not have the browser open. It's boring because after I close the PDF file I then have to close the browser window new tab as well. It costs me a lot of time to productivity as I opened a large number of PDF of the work. The PDF file to view the Adobe logo on the file on the desktop. Once I installed firefox displayed the logo of firefox?

  I've already put in PDF to open it with Adobe by default via Menu-Options-Applications

  Please try:
  Right-click on your .pdf file to open the context menu, select "Open with", then "choose program by default... "In the window"Open with"choose your favorite pdf-viewer and define the box always check"use the selected program to open this type of file. Then click on the OK button.

  Is this solve your problem?

• When opening a PDF file, a new tab will open, but it will be empty, it do not download or open any pdf file, it just started the last 3 days...!

  Hello
  I'm about to remove Firefox from my computer because he lost hours of my time, and none of the online troubleshooting answers are no help.

  Until recently, I was able to open PDF files in my browser window, and today its impossible to open any pdf file, it will not download if I choose to download it.

  This issue is ongoing, and shut down for almost a year and I downloaded the Nitro PDF module to solve previously as Adobe reader add-on did nothing. Today in the menu options of applications where I can choose the program I want to open PDF files with I can't find the option NitroPDF reader, so I chose the add-on Adobe and no matter how many restarts it refuses to open all PDFs, all I get is a new tab open and empty.

  Internet Explore opens PDFs very well, so I know it's not computer associate.

  I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate, Firefox Version 19.0.

  If there is a way to fix this, please help because I am currently at the end of my patience.

  Kind regards

  Emre

  19 FF has its own Viewer for pdf files. It doesn't seem to work properly. The screens are either poor quality or empty. Printing using the bad characters and spacing of bad character. Some impressions of color and others are not.

   Thankfully, it is easy to revert to using some other pdf viewer, such as Foxit. Go to Tools / Options / Applications and scroll down to "Portable Document Formay (PDF)", and change it to your preferred pdf viewer.
   Your problem is solved!
  

• How can I get firefox to open a pdf file in adobe instead of the new pdf reader?

  Before the recent update, 19.0, I google something and see [PDF] next to a link. I click the Center button to open it in a new tab. Firefox might download the file and open it with Adobe Reader. I like this.

  With the new update 19.0, the pdf file would open in the new tab. I have to down load it and then open it in Adobe. I don't like this.

  I'm going to preferences under applications. I look to see if I can change that. Next to document Adobe Reader, I choose to use Adobe Reader, but when I click on a link [PDF], it always opens the file in Firefox and not Adobe.

  I want to go back to the way it was.

  Problem: Open a pdf file in Firefox, he wants to save the file.
  Remedy:
  In Firefox, tools, Options, choose the column on the left (Content Type) Applications tab, select Portable Document Format (pdf). Right column (Action) choose Preview in Firefox.
  I use Firefox 21.0.
  Wednesday, may 29, 2013, Tom Budlong