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TG-TIS--&quot;I've told him to download it and then open, but he gets so many, he wants a quicker solution&quot; <br />
That is the best suggestion. &nbsp;He can then scan the .pdf for malware before opening.
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TG-TIS--"I've told him to download it and then open, but he gets so many, he wants a quicker solution"
That is the best suggestion.  He can then scan the .pdf for malware before opening.

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Microsoft recently changed the Hotmail site to Microsoft Live. Since then, one of my clients cannot click a PDF attachment from an email and open it from the site. I've told him to download it and then open, but he gets so many, he wants a quicker solution.<br />
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I've updated Adobe Reader and Windows. I turned User Access Control down to 25%. Any ideas?
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Microsoft recently changed the Hotmail site to Microsoft Live. Since then, one of my clients cannot click a PDF attachment from an email and open it from the site. I've told him to download it and then open, but he gets so many, he wants a quicker solution.

I've updated Adobe Reader and Windows. I turned User Access Control down to 25%. Any ideas?

Cannot Open PDF files from Microsoft Live

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