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I only have ver 7 (with updates) installed.  I uninstalled it, reinstalled 
ver 6, to see if that might help.  Ver 6 would not download OR open the 
file.  Just kept getting an error.  So I reinstalled ver 7 (over ver 6) and 
I am back in business except that I have to save every file to open.  Should 
I try uninstalling again?
Thanks for helping, Phil.


"Phil Nospam" <philnospam@dontwantnospam.com> wrote in message 
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> "Karen" <woolie1@comcast.net> wrote in message
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>> Does anyone know why some computers make you download and save the pdf
>> before opening it?  I work on a student database program on several
>> different computers at home and work.  All of the reports are opened in
>> adobe reader as pdfs.  On two of the computers, the files open right up.
> On
>> the other two, it says that adobe cannot open the file directly because 
>> it
>> might be corrupt and that I really shouldn't download it.  Once 
>> downloaded
>> and saved, adobe opens it fine, but this is just an extra step I would
> like
>> to avoid.  File associations are set correctly and we cannot figure out
> what
>> the diff is from one computer to the next.  Any ideas??
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Karen
>>
>>
> Karen,
>
> A friend of mine had the same problem. I found that he had several 
> versions
> of the reader installed on his computer. We uninstalled all of them and 
> then
> installed the latest version from Adobe's web site. It works like a champ
> now.  I've seen other posts online of people with the same problem and
> solving it the same way.
>
> Phil
>
>