Opening of PDF attachments

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• Windows Mail does not open attachments, cannot open the PDF, JPEG attachments.

  June 29, 2009
  PROBLEM OPENING JPEG AND PDF ATTACHMENTS TO EMAILS: CANNOT RUN COMMAND.  GET HELP FROM COMMUNITIES.

  I went to communities and found this answer:

  FIX ATTEMPT N ° 1

  > VISTA PROBLEM
  > To correct pass them: -.
  > Windows Mail
  > Tools
  > Options
  > Security
  > 2nd box should be empty (do not allow any parts attached to save or open
  (> likely to contain a virus)
  > Apparently things change on the updates we do not!
  > If it returns checkbox to display the iof has become checked again, otherwise get out
  > of windows mail, then go in again and it should be fine.

  I have done this and it does not solve the problem.

  ATTEMPT TO FIX N ° 2

  So I went to my Antivirus, Avira Antivirus program.
  and I changed:

  Configuration > CUSTODY > SCAN when READING and WRITING > USE FILE EXTENSIONS LIST >

  And here, in the list of extensions of files to analyze and prevent, I deleted the list: JPEG, JPG, PDF.

  This does not solve the problem.

  FIXING NO. 3

  I also run the new MICROSOFT SECURITY ESSENTIALS BETA.

  went to MICROSOFT SECURITY ESSENTIALS (BETA). SETTINGS > EXCLUDE FILE TYPES > and added *.jpeg and *.pdf

  There was no change, when I tried to open the PDF attachment, I always received: "command failed implementation.

  FIXING NO. 4

  (By the way, I have nothing better to do in my office on Monday morning held that fix this bug for MSFT).

  I removed IE 8 on my system and actually removed all IE from my system, I'll stick with Mozilla.

  No change.

  CORRECTION ATTEMPT N ° 5

  I finally found an electronic bulletin board and followed the suggestions to save the file to my desktop and then
  Open with Adobe and it worked well.

  WHY CAN'T I OPEN JUST JOINED MS MAIL?

  OK, I found another thread with an answer that works.

  Why this answer doesn't work, I have idea of NF.

  Instead of opening the e-mail from a shortcut program, on the desktop and open the e-mail program on the start menu to:

  Go to: all programs, then select Microsoft Mail.

  Then the attachments will be opened.

  It worked for me, it's worth a try.

  Good luck to you.  I know that's no fun.

• docx and PDF attachments does not open in mail

  After you have uninstalled Open Office and Foxit reader, I can't open docx and pdf attachments.  XLS open without a problem.  Associations have been created.  Latest Adobe has been downloaded.  When I click on the input box, the icon shows that the files are Word or Adobe, but the message says still no association of this file.  No RT clk. available at least that I've save it first to a different location, and then of course, they open no problemo.  Any ideas?

  For the PDF.

  Create a file association.

  1. download and save the attachment to the office.
  2. right click on the saved file.
  3. Select: Open with on the shortcut menu.
  4. click on: choose [default] program.
  5. Select: Adobe Reader.
  6. check: always use the selected program to open this type of file.
  7. click on OK.

  This should allow you to open these attachments directly from email address now.

  Repeat for docx files, but choose Word to open in.

• open pdf attachments in Windows Media Center

  Sometimes I get e-mails with attachments in pdf. When I download these attachments, the Windows Media Center window opens but I don't know how to open the pdf file that has been sent.

  jerryedgar,
  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft Answers forum.

  To open a pdf file, you must have the Adobe Acrobat reader software installed on your computer.  This is a free program that can be downloaded from Adobe here: http://get.adobe.com/reader/otherversions/ remember you select the operating system and the version that you have installed on your computer.

  Once you have Adobe Acrobat reader is installed, all you have to do is double click on the file name to open it.

  Let us know if we can provide assistance.
  Thank you
  Gloria
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Laptop opens pdf attachments and no word.

  For a reason that my laptop has begun trying to open e-mail attachments with pdf and he can't, they are in word and open because of this ICAN t. All ideas

  For a reason that my laptop has begun trying to open e-mail attachments with pdf and he can't, they are in word and open because of this ICAN t. All ideas

  Because bad "file association" is set to open the .doc

  Start button > Default pPograms > Aossociate a Type of file or Protocol to a program > wait loading > under NAME scroll down and look for .doc, until it clicks > everywhere, look under current by default, it should say either Microsoft Office Word if you have it, or Microsoft Word Viewer...
  Obviously in your case, it says Adobe Reader > at the top, click on Change Program... > scroll down until you find Microsoft Office Word or Microsoft Word Viewer > if you don't see one of them, click on other programs and find > until it clicks > click OK > click on close
  For the benefits of others looking for answers, please mark as answer suggestion if it solves your problem.

• Windows Live Mail and pdf attachments don't open

  Windows 7 and Live Mail are not open pdf attachments. Technical support from Microsoft and Adobe will not help me so far.
  I was really sucked by the TV commercials for upgrade to Windows 7. How f... ING mess!

  Windows Live Mail is unable to do so. I suspect a spam or your AV program, but the best place to ask is here.

  Windows Live Mail Forums
  http://windowslivehelp.com/product.aspx?ProductID=15

  Bruce Hagen ~ MS - MVP [Mail]

• When I try to open a PDF email attachments I get the message: SECURITY WARNING - your current security settings do not allow this file to download.

  Network discovery sharing sharing inbound network incoming Remote Desktop RDP TS Remote Desktop Remote Assistance Network

  
  

  When I try to open a PDF email attachments I get the message: SECURITY WARNING - your current security settings do not allow this file to download.    I am running Windows 7 and the email is in Windows Live Mail.   HOW CAN I SOLVE THIS PROBLEM?

  Thanks a lot for your help. I finally found a way to open the PDF file by saving it to my documents folder then right-click to open it in Adobe Reader. This has proved to be a more useful to any similar future problem solution.

• Open a pdf document that has attachments inside on a mobile

  I have a pdf file with attachments on the inside, I'm opening on a mobile device.

  It opens correctly on my desktop, but mobile, attachments do not show.

  No idea why?

  Hi Willy,.

  We have received your PDF document by e-mail.  Thank you!

  We have reviewed your PDF document and discovered that two HTML files are fixed as annotations of the type "FileAttachment '.

  Here are two ways to attach files to a PDF with Acrobat Pro (for example).

  Method A: attach files and embedded files

  1. Open a PDF document.
  2. Open attachments navigation pane.
  3. Click the Options button.
  4. Select Add an attachment on the menu that appears.
     

  B method: attach files in the form of annotations

  1. Open a PDF document.
  2. Click the attachment in the toolbar.
     

  Acrobat Reader (for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone) mobile application support embedded attached files (added using the method) but doesn't support file attachment annotations (added using method B).  We apologize for the inconvenience.

  If you have the desktop version of Acrobat Pro, you can perform the following steps to re - join the files using A method to avoid the problem of compatibility with mobile applications of Acrobat Reader.

  1. Open your PDF document with attachments in Acrobat Pro.
  2. Open attachments navigation pane.
  3. Select a file displayed in the attachments navigation pane.
  4. Click the Options button.
  5. Select Save the attachment to save the file on your desktop.
  6. Click the Options button.
  7. Select delete attachment.
  8. Click the Yes button to confirm the deletion.
  9. Click the Options button.
  10. Select Add an attachment to re - attach the saved to a PDF file.  (Alternatively, you can drag and drop a file on the navigation of attachment pane.)
  11. Repeat steps 3 through 10 for each file.
  12. Save the PDF document.

  In this way, the portable versions of Acrobat Reader can open attachments.

  If you do not have the desktop version of Acrobat Pro, you can try the free trial version of 30 days to see if it meets your needs.

  Download Adobe Acrobat free trial | Acrobat Pro DC

  Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

  Thank you.

• The security on my pc, I cannot open any pdf file, including attachments.  Help, please!

  The security on my pc, I cannot open any PDF file, including attachments. Help, please

  Sara, problem solved.  FYI-I went to Google tool bar/internet reception/security/choose medium security / clicked on allow reliable messaging users / restarted the computer and success!  Put finely pfd to download and print.  I tried this before but did restart.   Please provide this information to all users of Adobe Reader XI. Thank you, Mike Shaver

• The button action to open PDF attachments

  Hello

  I have an interactive form and want to create a button that will open a PDF file that has been added as an attachment. I know I could host this attached PDF somewhere and then use a link or something but I want the user to be able to use this PDF file locally. So I'm NOT looking for a way to add attachments, I'm looking for a way to OPEN attachments existing PDF without the user to open the attachments Panel.

  I can't find a way to do this and I think I have to use a Javascript action to do this.

  any help would be much appreciated

  Thank you

  In fact, no script is needed. There is a built-in way to do.

  Add your button object or a link and then add an action "go to a page view". When the floating window with the 'Set' button will appear, just to double-click the attached file and navigate to the location you want to link to, and then press the Set"" button. Done everything!

• Cannot open PDF attachments in my email incomingThunderbird

  In the last days I can't open PDF attachments on my incoming emails from Thunderebird. I just get contained usual with a gray and white page that disappears in say 6 seconds.

  When I click on the icon on my desktop, I don't get the box "options", but once again the blank gray.

  I deleted the program drive and reinstalled without effect.

  I cancelled all my Add ons in case the problem was there but not solution.

  I use windows 7 on a Dell's XPS laptop
  

  duvainoz

  
  

  Can you open the PDF docs?  Otherwise, here are some things to try...

  • Using 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
  • You can open Adobe Reader by itself?  If so, try to disable the Protected Mode [Edit |] Preferences | (Improved) security].
  • If Reader opens in itself, try to disable the Safe_mode in the registry; Download, unzip, then run the attached registry script
  • It might even be a malware problem; See http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/reader-core-dll-error.html

• Cannot open PDF attachments since the upgrade to Acrobat Reader DC

  I was recently invited to upgrade my Adobe Reader software to the latest version: Adobe Reader DC. Since that I can more open parts attached PDF received emails. I wish I had not updated Adobe Reader - last time I did, I also had problems and had to uninstall the update and reinstall an earlier version.

  Does anyone else have this problem?

  I have attached a screenshot to illustrate what is happening when I either double-click the piece attached or right-click and select 'open '.

  Thank you, James.

  Check that Thunderbird knows the correct program to use.
  Tools > Options > Annexes > Incoming tab

  Content type: Adobe Acrobat Document
  To the right is going to be action - click action see a drop down.
  See if there is a specific mention of using "Adobe Reader DC".
  I know that 'use Adobe Reader' is used for older versions of Adobe Reader DC.

  Click on 'Other use' to see a more extensive list of options.
  If you still can't find, click 'Browse '.
  Then you can locate the *.exe to adobe specific dc and click Open
  Click on 'OK's.

  Test again open a pdf document.

• opening a pdf file

  When I open a pdf file, I get hyrogliphics.  I messed with a pdf file yeserday tent to convert a Word document, and it became a garbled mess.  now everyone I have open is the way

  You open a PDF file in a PDF reader. Do you have a?

  Adobe Reader
  http://get.Adobe.com/reader/

  Foxit Reader
  http://www.foxitsoftware.com/PDF/reader/

  Adobe is more "well known", but Foxit is much lighter and my personal preference.

  If you have a PDF reader, create an association.

  1. download and save the attachment to the office.
  2. right click on the saved file.
  3. Select: Open with on the shortcut menu.
  4. click on: choose [default] program.
  5. Select: Your program PDF reader.
  6. check: always use the selected program to open this type of file.
  7. click on OK.

  This should allow you to open these attachments directly from email address now.

• cannot open a pdf attachment in windows mail

  It cannot open a PDF file. If I save in my files, it opens. Windows Mail can't use ADOBE to open the pdf attachment

  Cannot open. PDF of Windows Mail attachments
  http://www.Winhelponline.com/articles/236/1/Unable-to-open-PDF-attachments-from-Windows-mail.html

  You can also consider using a PDF reader friendly to Windows more like this.

  Foxit Reader
  http://www.foxitsoftware.com/PDF/reader/

• How to open a PDF file in Microsoft Mail - Version Microsoft Vista

  I ache to open a PDF attachment in an email sent to my email from microsoft.  Premium version of Windows Vista

  Thank you

  Microsoft Mail has not been in production for 15 years. Using the default Vista Windows Mail? Adobe Reader is installed? The attachment opens if you save it on your HARD drive? If so, then create an association.

  Save the attachment to your HARD drive. Right-click on it and open with | Choose the program. Find and choose a program that works, (Adobe Reader), then check the box: always use this program to open this type of file. This should allow you to open these attachments in the future.   Bruce Hagen MS - MVP [Mail]