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Opening .pdf Documents in IE
Posted on 2013-01-07
When trying to open a .pdf document in Internet Explorer I get an error telling me that I am unable to open pdfs in IE stating that I need a tleast adobe reader 8/9 to open file. I have Adobe Reader 9 and all the .pdf files on my computer open with no problem at all. Please advise.
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Robert
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