PDF file problem

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Gordon

This has taken a serious turn. I can not open my on-line bank
statement, which is in PDF format, and must be downloaded through
my IE6 browser.

I have experienced IE6 - PDF problems since installing SP 2, but
found that I could right double click on the link, then save it
to my desktop, then open it with no further problems. My Adobe
reader seems to work fine from this perspective.

I have tried disabling my AdsGone 2004 Pop-up blocker, my McAfee
firewall and virus scanner but this doesn't help.

I can't save my bank statement PFD file to my desktop since it is
password protected and I have to get through the password, then
the PDF file should open with no further action on my part.
Instead I just get the small rectangle with the red X in it.

What can I try next????
 
-----Original Message-----
This has taken a serious turn. I can not open my on-line bank
statement, which is in PDF format, and must be downloaded through
my IE6 browser.

I have experienced IE6 - PDF problems since installing SP 2, but
found that I could right double click on the link, then save it
to my desktop, then open it with no further problems. My Adobe
reader seems to work fine from this perspective.

I have tried disabling my AdsGone 2004 Pop-up blocker, my McAfee
firewall and virus scanner but this doesn't help.

I can't save my bank statement PFD file to my desktop since it is
password protected and I have to get through the password, then
the PDF file should open with no further action on my part.
Instead I just get the small rectangle with the red X in it.

What can I try next????
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Try, check browser settings, Edit, Prefernces.
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This has taken a serious turn. I can not open my on-line bank
statement, which is in PDF format, and must be downloaded through
my IE6 browser.

I have experienced IE6 - PDF problems since installing SP 2, but
found that I could right double click on the link, then save it
to my desktop, then open it with no further problems. My Adobe
reader seems to work fine from this perspective.

I have tried disabling my AdsGone 2004 Pop-up blocker, my McAfee
firewall and virus scanner but this doesn't help.

I can't save my bank statement PFD file to my desktop since it is
password protected and I have to get through the password, then
the PDF file should open with no further action on my part.
Instead I just get the small rectangle with the red X in it.

What can I try next????
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Thanks to all who responded. I did an uninstall of Adobe Acrobat
Reader, then downloaded a fresh copy and installed it. This cured
the problem. All is well that ends well, or something like that.

Gordon
 
One way to get a printout of a "protected" PDF is to install
CutePDF and then "print" the PDF to another PDF.


| On Fri, 01 Oct 2004 17:49:52 -0500, Gordon
| <[email protected]> Eingereicht:
|
| >This has taken a serious turn. I can not open my on-line
bank
| >statement, which is in PDF format, and must be downloaded
through
| >my IE6 browser.
| >
| >I have experienced IE6 - PDF problems since installing SP
2, but
| >found that I could right double click on the link, then
save it
| >to my desktop, then open it with no further problems. My
Adobe
| >reader seems to work fine from this perspective.
| >
| >I have tried disabling my AdsGone 2004 Pop-up blocker, my
McAfee
| >firewall and virus scanner but this doesn't help.
| >
| >I can't save my bank statement PFD file to my desktop
since it is
| >password protected and I have to get through the
password, then
| >the PDF file should open with no further action on my
part.
| >Instead I just get the small rectangle with the red X in
it.
| >
| >What can I try next????
| >
| Thanks to all who responded. I did an uninstall of Adobe
Acrobat
| Reader, then downloaded a fresh copy and installed it.
This cured
| the problem. All is well that ends well, or something like
that.
|
| Gordon
 
Check with you bank. The problem my be on their side. Had a similar problem
with T Rowe Price monthly atatements, then TRowe ficed the problem.
 
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