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Article #13265Re: Acrobat Reader with Windows Media Player
From: JadenRae
Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 12:47
Date: Mon, 20 May 2002 12:47
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This has to do with file associations and for one reason or another your computer is associating the wrong extensions to the wrong programs. Open a Windows Explorer Window, then click on "Tools" and "Folder Options". Go to the tab that says "File Types". Find the "PDF" extension and select it. On the bottom half of that window you should see the following "Opens with: " and then the app that's being used to open PDF's (W MP) click on the "Change" button. Find the AR 5 program, select it and hit "OK". That should work.
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