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Do you have the latest reader from Adobe.com?
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how can i check?
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Assuming you know how - search your hard-disck for 'Adobe' or 'Acrobat'.
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ok. ihave adobe reader 9
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and(please)
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Try starting the Reader9.0 FIRST and then opening your documents from there?
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so ,if someone sends me a file,do i have to downlad etc before able to read?sorry to sound thick,but trying to access/read a newsletter
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is the .pdf file on your pc e.g. sent by e-mail - or are you viewing on a website?
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Assuming the latter - it sounds to me as if you need to relate .pdf file types to the Adobe Reader.
I know how to do that on my olde Windows 98 - but there wil be other forumites better with later versions. |
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web site
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thx for your help ivor.will try and delve into
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Right - so when you click the document your Reader should open automatically.
If you can get to the ''tools' option and open ''file types'' - you can link .pdf to your Reader which should solve your problem. Fingers crossed :) |
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I have Adobe Acrobat on my computer, but also used to have problems opening files, with only a blank page coming up. I used the 'Search for Updates' facility on it, applied the updates and it's been OK ever since....if that's any help !
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