Adobe acrobat

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I have version 7.0.5 -- on my office unit works great and is much faster
than 6. No issues with either acrobat files or when used in browser. On
my home office -- when using with web -- loads pdf file quickly, but
then if you try to go back (back browser button) -- it takes one to two
minutes before it goes back. No problems with acrobat files themselves,
simply with using them in web browser (explorer or firefox -- same
result). It seems not the computer as laptop and desktop behave the
same. I have cable modem with router hookup -- internet is reasonably
fast with everything else except this. Any ideas anyone??
 
Dan said:
I have version 7.0.5 -- on my office unit works great and is much
faster than 6. No issues with either acrobat files or when used in
browser. On my home office -- when using with web -- loads pdf file
quickly, but then if you try to go back (back browser button) -- it
takes one to two minutes before it goes back. No problems with
acrobat files themselves, simply with using them in web browser
(explorer or firefox -- same result). It seems not the computer as
laptop and desktop behave the same. I have cable modem with router
hookup -- internet is reasonably fast with everything else except
this. Any ideas anyone??

Yeah..
You have Acrobat FULL 7.0.5 or Acrobat Reader 7.0.5?
 
I have version 7.0.5 -- on my office unit works great and is much faster
than 6. No issues with either acrobat files or when used in browser. On
my home office -- when using with web -- loads pdf file quickly, but
then if you try to go back (back browser button) -- it takes one to two
minutes before it goes back. No problems with acrobat files themselves,
simply with using them in web browser (explorer or firefox -- same
result). It seems not the computer as laptop and desktop behave the
same. I have cable modem with router hookup -- internet is reasonably
fast with everything else except this. Any ideas anyone??

Here's my idea: ask Adobe.
 

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