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when I install adobe reader, I think the add-on for IE makes it so that when a pdf file is embedded in a website, reader opens the pdf document in IE. <br />
I would like to make it so that if there is a pdf file, instead of opening the file, you are given the choice to save the file.<br />
I looked in manage add-ons in the internet options control panel, and I disabled <br />
Adobe PDF Link Helper<br />
but IE still tried to open the pdf file.<br />
is there some other way to keep IE from automatically loading the pdf?
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when I install adobe reader, I think the add-on for IE makes it so that when a pdf file is embedded in a website, reader opens the pdf document in IE. 
I would like to make it so that if there is a pdf file, instead of opening the file, you are given the choice to save the file.
I looked in manage add-ons in the internet options control panel, and I disabled 
Adobe PDF Link Helper
but IE still tried to open the pdf file.
is there some other way to keep IE from automatically loading the pdf?

adobe reader add-on

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Adobe Acrobat

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