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HDF

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I have Windows XP service Pak 2. I have downloaded Adobe8.0.1. When I try to open a PDF I get the following message: One or more Adobe PDF extensions are disabled. This may impact how PDF are displayed in Internet Exployer. Go to add ons in IE and enable add ons from Adobe. Restart IE. I have done all of this but the same message comes up. When I use Netscape instead of IE there is no problem and the PDF opens. I still have the older version of Adobe 5.0 on the system also.

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imsupposedtobetheITgal

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is this all your pdf files or just some of them? Use firefox if you can.

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HASH

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Get Foxxit Reader at Filehippo only 2 megs, and way more functions, no stupid auto updates and pay for updates, registration crap. http://www.filehippo.com

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HDF

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Just some PDF files.

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jack7h3r1pp3r

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i would use firefox over ie and netscape any day best browser around

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Lighthouse

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I would side with HASH, and go for Foxit

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jack7h3r1pp3r

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thx on foxit i really didn't like reader anyways

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HASH

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the only problem with Foxxit is when i want to edit the pdf, you need to pay to Foxxit Pro to do that, which i really dont like. Is their a free program out there which you can view and edit pdfs?

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