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On Mon, 12 Apr 1999 22:05:00 +0100, Roger Hunt
<roger@carewg.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <n$P+sBA6r2D3Ew7F@pkdousta.demon.co.uk>, Ken Doughty
><kenneth@pkdousta.demon.co.uk> writes
>>Hi - I have been given an Intel 266 MMX chip. I have a Gigabyte 586 TX3
>>m/b.
>>My paper manual does not list the this chip or the 8 switch settings,
>>but the Gigabyte site lists this chip as OK. I cannot look at the on-
>>line manual for the board as my Adobe Reader will not pick-up with
>>Internet Explorer - so I am very frustrated.
>>Can any one advise about the switch settings please?  
>
>The only way I can get Acrobat Reader to display downloaded .pdf files
>offline is to find the file in \Windows\Temporary Internet Files, copy
>the file to another location and open it from there. 
>Goodness knows why!
I suspect the plugin for it to read them whithin the browser has got
corupted somehow.
For IE4, right click on the link, and select "Save Target As", this
downloads the file to where you want without it trying to handle it
itself.
In Netscape 4.05 (the one i have on my machine, i suspect other
vesions will be the same/similar), right click on it, and select "Save
Link As", which will handle it the same as the IE equivilant.
This doesn't solve the problem though, just stops you haveing to
search through the internet cache. I would try reinstalling the Adobe
Acrobat plugin to try and solve it. I am quite sure it would be on the
Adobe site.

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Chris B
Nuneaton, UK