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Over the coming months, the Betfair Community platform will be winding down. The final active day for the platform will be December 21st. From December 22nd, users will no longer be able to access the platform.
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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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