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In article <371368ee.558775@news.demon.co.uk>, Chris Bloor <news@red-
dwarf.demon.co.uk> writes
>>>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.
>
>[snip]
Thanks for the tip.
I was using Acrobat Reader v3.02 update on v3.01.
Uninstalling and reinstalling to v3.01 has done the trick.


-- 
Roger