Acrobat plugin error messages in ie4

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#20

Author: andrew
Date: Wed, 03 Feb 1999 00:00

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I was trying to download a file from a website which is in the Adobe
Acrobat format, but every time I try to download the .pdf file, I
receive the following error messages:

"Could not find Acrobat external windows handler"
 and then when I slicked on the OK button to get out of that
message the following error message came up:

Acrobat (At top of box)
then below:
! An internal error has occurred

Then when I click on OK again, this message keeps coming back
up, and I have to close IE4 via the Shutdown box to get out of the
loop.

Can anyone suggest or point me in the right direction on this lease?

This is the URL for the address where I am having problems
downloading the Acrobat file from in case anyone would like to test
it:

http://www.starfishsoftware.com/cool/cool.html

All help or advice most welcome.

Thanks
-- 
Regards, andrew ;-)

andrew@kolbe.demon.co.uk

Re: Acrobat plugin error messages in ie4

#21

Author: Delwin F. Lee (MSMVP)
Date: Wed, 03 Feb 1999 00:00

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Try reinstalling Acrobat - it should reinstall the Acrobat ActiveX plugin.

--
Hope this helps,

Delwin Lee
Microsoft MVP
delwinl@technologist.com (remove * in address when replying)
IE Resources - http://www.darkstorm.com/ie


andrew <andrew@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:L2XZjfA3sGu2Ewyy@kolbe.demon.co.uk...
> I was trying to download a file from a website which is in the Adobe
> Acrobat format, but every time I try to download the .pdf file, I
> receive the following error messages:
>
> "Could not find Acrobat external windows handler"
>  and then when I slicked on the OK button to get out of that
> message the following error message came up:
>
> Acrobat (At top of box)
> then below:
> ! An internal error has occurred
>
> Then when I click on OK again, this message keeps coming back
> up, and I have to close IE4 via the Shutdown box to get out of the
> loop.
>
> Can anyone suggest or point me in the right direction on this lease?
>
> This is the URL for the address where I am having problems
> downloading the Acrobat file from in case anyone would like to test
> it:
>
> http://www.starfishsoftware.com/cool/cool.html
>
> All help or advice most welcome.
>
> Thanks
> --
> Regards, andrew ;-)
>
> andrew@kolbe.demon.co.uk

Re: Acrobat plugin error messages in ie4

#22

Author: andrew
Date: Thu, 04 Feb 1999 00:00

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In article <OOBxwf6T#GA.168@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net>,
Delwin F. Lee (MSMVP) <*delwinl@technologist.com> writes
>Try reinstalling Acrobat - it should reinstall the Acrobat ActiveX plugin.
>
>--
>Hope this helps,
>
>Delwin Lee
>Microsoft MVP
>delwinl@technologist.com (remove * in address when replying)
>IE Resources - http://www.darkstorm.com/ie
>
>
>andrew <andrew@nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:L2XZjfA3sGu2Ewyy@kolbe.demon.co.uk...
>> I was trying to download a file from a website which is in the Adobe
>> Acrobat format, but every time I try to download the .pdf file, I
>> receive the following error messages:
>>
>> "Could not find Acrobat external windows handler"
>>  and then when I slicked on the OK button to get out of that
>> message the following error message came up:
>>
>> Acrobat (At top of box)
>> then below:
>> ! An internal error has occurred
>>
>> Then when I click on OK again, this message keeps coming back
>> up, and I have to close IE4 via the Shutdown box to get out of the
>> loop.
>>
>> Can anyone suggest or point me in the right direction on this lease?
>>
>> This is the URL for the address where I am having problems
>> downloading the Acrobat file from in case anyone would like to test
>> it:
>>
>> http://www.starfishsoftware.com/cool/cool.html
>>
>> All help or advice most welcome.
>>
>> Thanks
>> --
>> Regards, andrew ;-)
>>
>> andrew@kolbe.demon.co.uk
>
>
Thanks, I'll give that a try.
-- 
Regards, andrew ;-)

andrew@kolbe.demon.co.uk

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