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• This file is set to be launched by the PDF file. It is currently against you system administration

  After an update to adobe, I'm having this problem suddenly:
  
  This file is set to be launched by the PDF file. It is currently against you system administrator.

  
  How can I fix it? If anyone can help?

  Hello

  It is a deliberate Adobe fix to prevent your system vulnerable to security attacks. Therefore, any link which tries to open any executable file has been blocked with the error message that you are talking about.

  The following links have more detail on the same:

  http://News.Softpedia.com/News/Adobe-finally-fixes-launch-bug-145757.shtml

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/APSB10-15.html

  Ankit

• [SOLVED] [Firefox [19] How can I get Firefox to display the PDF files?

  When I first installed Firefox 19, the PDF Viewer worked so well that I uninstalled Adobe Reader. Today, after an update system, Firefox stopped display local PDF. If I open a PDF file directly from a Web site, the internal PDF Viewer active and the PDF file is displayed correctly. However, if I open a PDF to my hard drive, Firefox just displays a mass of confused characters and the internal PDF Viewer does not work.

  Here is a screenshot of the behavior: http://i.imgur.com/5Of0kUH.png

  I tried to start in safe mode and the behaviour persisted. I really hope there is a fix for this, because the use of Firefox to view PDF files is really much better my workflow.

  EDIT - SOLUTION IN RESPONSE

  SOLUTION

  1. In the terminal, type: # firefox - ProfileManager
  2. Create a new profile.
  3. Start with the profile said.
  4. Fixed. Internal PDF Viewer now works in a profile.

• How to open the pdf file using the LabVIEW program

  I want to open the pdf file using the system exe, but this isn't the case. Can you help me?

  Thanks for your help.

• Unable to save the PDF file to comment on

  Hello

  Today I wanted to save the PDF file (created by exporting from MS Word) as a Reader Extended PDF that allows you to comment on and I failed, I find myself with a message saying something like "you don't have permissions to write to a file. It's in Polish, so I'm not sure that this is a correct translation. In any case, it's something I've done for hundreds of files, in the same way. So I'm not sure what's going on? These files are not protected. I use the same account all the time.

  Thanks for the tips.

  

  Hi piotreba,

  Create a new user with all the privileges on your system account & then try to reproduce the problem.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• hure Pro XI could not complete the installation process, even if the progress window said it was downloaded 100%. In the installation process it uninstalled my previous version of Acrobat, now I can't open the PDF files.

  Acrobat Pro XI could not complete the installation process, even if the progress window said it was downloaded 100%. In the installation process it uninstalled my previous version of Acrobat, now I can't open the PDF files.

  Hi RKrensel,

  Please let me know the version of the operating system installed on your computer?

  If you are on windows system, run this tool cleaner Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat tool - Adobe Labs & restart your system.

  Make sure that there are no Adobe process running in the background using the Task Manager.

  Then try to download & install Acrobat XI using this link Download Adobe Acrobat products. Standard, Pro | DC, XI, X & serialize using your Adobe ID

  Let me remind you that your subscription for one year has already expired on 4 September

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• Download the PDF file in mode full screen

  How to download a PDF file to view it full screen in Adobe Acrobat Reader 11?

  On my Windows 7 computer using IE 11, I can do first passage in full screen on the page with the download link.

  See http://www.davispicturesandpoems.co.UK/pictures/9627909.html

  Then I click on the download link. When the PDF downloads in a new window using CTRL + L. The images in the PDF file now display without no title bar - like I need (this can be displayed by moving the slider to the top of the screen).

  My problem is that when I tried this on the computer of my daughter who also use IE 11 and Windows 7, the title bar was always available (I don't know which version of Adobe Acrobat Reader, she installed).

  Is what I do make sense?

  And why two computers behave differently?

  Help appreciated.

  David

  Hi davwilli,

  I can see in the screenshot above, you open the PDF in internet explore and not in the Adobe Reader software.

  So, I would recommend you right click on the download link on the Web page you have above comment and choose the option "save target under" and then once the pdf file is downloaded and saved on your system, you can open it in Adobe Reader and then use the option full screen.

  

  Kind regards

  Rahul

• Several unsuccessful attempts to open the PDF file in Windows Explorer by double-clicking

  Hello

  My system configuration: Windows 7 SP1 x 64 Adobe Reader 11.0.10.32.

  By double clicking on the PDF file or try to open with Adobe Reader IX in the menu shortcut in Windows Explorer or any other file manager, the software Adobe Reader opens only after a few attempts. At each attempt the AcroRd32.exe process arises. And after a few attempts, the file opens. As a result, I see several empty AcroRd32.exe process in the Task Manager, each have about 4000 KB of RAM and the only open file. I have to kill these empty process manually, because they are not dead before closing the window of Adobe Reader.

  I found the same problem on another PC with the same configuration.

  Best,

  Alexei

  

  Hi Alexis,.

  Could you please let me know for how long did you face this problem.

  Open the TEMP folder (press Windows + R and type %temp%) and delete all the files inside.

  This happens with any specific PDF or all PDFs?

  You can try to disable the Safe_mode opening drive then go to ' Edit > Preferences > (protection)»

  Let me know how it goes.

  Kind regards

  Ana Maria

• JavaScript to open the PDF file

  Hi all. First time poster here. I need to open a PDF file from a javascript that I run using wscript.exe. I also need to fill out some fields in form. I will create the Javascript file on the fly from an application I'm developing. The development environment is a system based script that does not use javascript, but it doesn't have the ability to make calls from the shell.

  So my goal is to create a .js on the fly file, and then open a PDF form and fill it out. I have already all the javascript code needed to fill out the forms, but I can't for the life of me how to communicate with Acrobat or Reader itself in order to run javascript.

  I can and have created records of FDF and then open the file with the Adobe application and that works very well, but the PDF file must be crafted to open the FDF file from opening, and I want to avoid this extra step. I want to be able to fill out the form directly from my application.

  The development environment is NOT C based ot Java-based, otherwise it would be a simple matter of using the API prescribed for them.

  Any ideas?

  You do not have Acrobat execute JavaScript from a file, but you can ask that it executes JavaScript from a string. Do this, use one of the several APIs, not a command line or shell call. VB is probably the best language as it fits perfectly with JavaScript. Whatever you do, you will need the Acrobat SDK. And none of this will work with the free Adobe, only Acrobat Reader.  (I don't know how it would be easy if your environment is based on Java).

• How to decrease the size of the PDF file without reducing the quality and links?

  How to decrease the size of the PDF file without reducing the quality and links?

  Michael and Phil,

  Your ability to reduce the file without diminishing its quality depends on the quality required for their intended use. If these are intended for viewing on screen, then high resolution pictures can be re sampled or changing the resolution without real change is the quality, as long as the user can say. Number of files use subsets of fonts or the incorporations of fonts. Sometimes you can remove subsets of fonts or embedding the fonts if the font will be on the user's system. Subsets of fonts can save space, but if the pdf is a result of several different sources, desincorporation policies and incorporating a copy of the policy can save space.

  Honestly, the size of 2 MB file is not the problem it once was. However, maybe the pdf not by e-mail at all. There are players on a server as well as a link sent to each user.

• 10.1.3 Adobe is unable to open the pdf file in Safari 5.1.5

  All,

  After the Adobe Reader 10.1.3 update everytime I try to pen a PDF in Safari 5.1.5 I get the following window:

  http://msemac.redwoods.edu/~darnold/adobecap.TIFF

  What is going on?

  David

  Hi David,

  Please note that if you use OS X 10.6.x, then you need to run Safari in 64-bit mode. You can do the same in

  1. go into Applications, command-click Safari to open the context menu.

  2. now click on read the information

  3. in the new window that appears, uncheck the box "Open mode 32 bits".

  This is because on OS X 10.6.8 Safari 5.1 in 32-bit mode is not supported. Refer to the release notes for more details on changes to the systems requirements.

  If above information was not useful,

  Please let us know your OS version and the question of whether this problem occurs with all PDF files or any specific file?

  Also try to "Recharge" the PDF file in safari when gray window is displayed by pressing "control + R?

  -Shashi

  Post edited by: Shashi Kant

• The research of the embedded index does not work for the PDF file opened with Adobe Reader in a browser

  Due to the way in which we use our Document management system, if we want to search through multiple or large files stored in our DMS PDF we merge PDF together and create an embedded index. This works perfectly well, when you open the PDF file in Adobe Reader standalone. Enter a particular term can bring 100 hits (very quickly) in the Adobe Reader search results pane.

  However, if we launch the PDF with Adobe Reader in Internet Explorer (any version), enter a term to search (contained in document) only get one result, that of the file name of the document itself.

  Unfortunately most of our users will access our DMS documents with internal links.

  Any ideas greatly appreciated.

  K

  It is a problem with Reader 8. You must use that...

  Using Reader 9. It will work well with it.

  -Arnav Agarwal

• 33.1 FireFox will not display the PDF file from the website of the Bank after 33.1

  I asked this question in a non-support ticket so I want to give more details here. I tried to uninstall Adobe reader and reinstall and it did not help. It worked before with all the exact same addins I had before. I called the Bank and asked if they had any problems and they say no. I can go to the Firefox PDF display for this file and click Download the PDF file, then double-click it in Windows Explorer and Adobe reader appears and displays the file very well. Don't mind what to do at the moment. What happens is the Bank to load the file then Adobe reader opens with a white screen and a small circle going round and round, like a video trying to play, and it is just there for always. I never see the content of the file. In any case I hope that your have a good of a day as I am and I know that it improves. Thanks Firefox programmers for such a wonderful program.

  Update: while I was writing this I thought to go in Firefox options, then Applications, and wouldn't you know, a PDF document has been set to "Preview in Firefox. I changed that to Adobe reader and now it works fine. Suppose that there is something wrong with the code in Firefox. So I'm happy now. Hope this helps someone.

  Yes, the built-in PDF Viewer is a work in progress. Glad you found a workaround, or go to your favorite configuration, depending on how you look.

• Recently, Firefox does not display PDF files. It acts like it loads the PDF file, but there is nothing there but the "program" that the document should be presented in.

  This started with 20 Firefox and persists with Firefox 21. It's never happened before. Everything is up-to-date. However, PDFs don't appear. Sometimes I see the bar indicating a load of progression and sometimes it of just the normal program PDF background, but no matter, he does not appear. What is happening with this?

  Moreover, I will eventually switch to Chrome to view the PDF file as I can't make them work in Firefox.

  Thank you very much. That seems to work. What a shame the preview version of Firefox is not longer functional!

• After you enable the "Click-to-play" plug-ins, I can't open the pdf files.

  In the latest version of Firefox, information on how to prevent the plug-ins automatically load was in the notes. I activated this topic: config. (Click-to-play).

  After that, I can not open pdf files! When I click on a link all the that get is a window empty. Reloading page do not help.
  What I can do, is to click on the button next to the awesome bar and set the plug-ins always will automatically load to this page. Then the pdf file is loaded.
  Another book is about to copy the link and paste it in Internet Explorer.

  Is this a bug with "click-to-play '?

  This is a known issue.

  • https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/forums/contributors/708518

  Bug 736998 - Flash click-to-play broken when opening swf directly
  Bug 747105 - Click to play breaks acrobat reader