How do you stop PDF files from crashing IE or Firefox?
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Make sure you have the latest version of Reader to start.\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html\n\nIf that doesn't fix it, post a comment and any error messages you get.
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Go ahead with Acrobat Reader,After downloading, U can open Pdf  \nfile with acrobat reader or with Internet Explorer\n\nhttp://ardownload.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/7x/7.0.7/enu/AdbeRdr707_en_US.exe
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You can't disable the "Save As" option in your browser or any other program using JS. If you use Firefox, you could disable it using privileged JavaScript, but such code cannot be excuted from a website. So for all useful purposes, what I previously said is correct.\n\nIt sounds like the Acrobat plugin is buggy. It almost definitely won't listen to JS.
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One thing you can do to eliminate the version issue is to uninstall (through Control Panel) BOTH versions of Acrobat and reinstall the one you want to use.\n\nAs for blank PDFs - that can happen if the PDF you are trying to open is very large - does it happen on any size document? I would think the uninstall / reinstall task would solve the problem here too. Good luck!!
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Hi There! theres nothing wrong with IE! trust me on this! you do have antivirus or antispyware right? well in that case, you are good to go. To solve your problem! which i know it works, go open your adobe acrobat, or whatever PDF reader you have, after opening go to EDIT toolbar, scroll down and find PREFERENCES. If you cant find it, just press CTRL+K... that will open the preference window. with the preference open, find INTERNET located on the left panel side of the preferences window and click it. Now, it will display selections on the right hand side. finally, uncheck the box that says "DISPLAY PDF ON BROWSER" then press ok, exit adobe if you want, and start downloading any PDFs you want on internet!! and voila! that will do it! good luck! \n\nPS send me msg if you don't get my instructions. I would be happy to help.
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It's possible that the PDF's creator has disable the options that allow you to update, print, etc.  Check the document's properties in Acrobat.
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I had a similar problem and I couldn't fix it. Now I use Firefox.
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There aren't any.  The most programs can do is try to "Translate" the PDF into documents. They are NEVER perfect... And on complex PDF's, the output is so bad that it's almost easier to re-type it in.
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pdf to word converters are a bit unreliable as some formatting is lost and if their inlays of images, it could offset, but try these sites for trial programs:\n\n\nhttp://www.investintech.com/prod_a2e.htm
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go here http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/mp10/errors.aspx  cut and paste to ur internet explorer
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In IE you might get this message.\n\nSo Use FireFox.\n\nBut If you use Flash Player 8 it might cause problem so Use Flash Player 7 with FireFox is Best way\n\nDownload Flash Player 7 from \nhttp://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14266
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Try repairing Internet Explorer by reinstalling it or use Firefox.
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What browser do you use? It might help to disable PDF links in your settings so that in future you're prompted to download PDF files rather than open them from their URL.\n\nMe? Well, I like PDF. Just make sure you get the Web working the way that you want though. A good way to start is with Firefox.
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Download Firefox and retry.\nFree download from here:\nhttp://www.kahmer.com
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Uninstall IE 7 and Install Firefox browser. Then wait for Microsoft to fix IE 7! Then install it at a later date when they have patched all the bugs!
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java or javascript may be turned off in internet options?\n\nthat's all i got
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Update to the latest version of IE, this should solve your problem. I think this problem has arrisen due to a recent bug fix that Microsoft made, but it seems to have caused a lot of problems for a lot of users.