Re: File not a supported file

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From: graffiti
Date: Wed, 01 Apr 2009 02:41

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If they are not PDF files, are you actually trying to use Reader to open them or are you double clicking them and Reader is automatically trying to open them?

If the first, don't do that. If it's the latter, the you need to change your file associations so that your OS knows what to use to open the files.

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