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Rose_Kovacic@adobeforums.com #1
After viewing a .pdf file thru Acrobat Reader, Internet Explorer becomes non responsive.
We use many .pdf files on our website and after viewing a file the file becomes non responsive, won't let me go back to any site being viewed thru internet explorer. I have to hit ctrl-alt-del and start all over again. I have no trouble printing the file, it just won't let me return to a web page. Any thoughts from anyone? I have tried to contact support but get nothing but the run around. I am currently using Reader 6.01.
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W_T_Allen@adobeforums.com #2 Re: After viewing a .pdf file thru Acrobat Reader, Internet Explorer becomes non responsive.
Try asking in the Reader Forum
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Dennis_Hoskin@adobeforums.com #3 Re: After viewing a .pdf file thru Acrobat Reader, Internet Explorer becomes non responsive.
I am an Acrobat 5.0 user with a similar problem. When I access a pdf file in IE, the document will not display and IE locks up.
I then tried to open Acrobat 5.0 Icon on my desktop and it is disabled.
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