Re: Problems with pdf files
Brian,
Is it possible to download the pdf file you need (right click in
netscape, save link as)? If so, save it and use acroreader to read
it by starting acroread and open the file that way.
Most all of my netscape pluggin's are broken here too. I don't know
why, but short of a complete re-install of netscape . . .
I have attempted to use the kde file associations too, and most of the
time, this is just broken in the 2.1beta_x (running potato here).
I am hoping that the final kde will fix these bugs.
hth
On Sunday 04 February 2001 12:24, Brian Schramm wrote:
> Help! I am deperate. I use to be able to use acroread from adobe with
> netscape. Now for some reason it keeps trying to open kghostview. That
> will not view the file I need to view. I need my acroread back. Now to
> let you know what I have done to try to get it back.
>
> I went into the preferences file accociations and removed kghostview from
> the pdf discription.
>
> I reinstalled acroread first by deb and then by going out to the adobe site
> and getting the reader from there. It still tryes to pull up the
> kghostview.
>
> When I go into about plugins and look at the acroreader plugin and it says
> it is not inabled. Why is it not inabled and how do I get my acroread back
> again?
>
> Thanks
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