On Sat, Jan 30, 2016 at 12:35 pm, Adrian Spratt <[email protected]> wrote: Brian says to click on the PDF file link, by which I think he means right-click, and select the “save” option. My system didn’t give a save option in the right-click or applications key menu.
Now I'm going from memory, but no, what I meant is that after you've disabled the PDF Viewer in Chrome, the next PDF link you do a regular click on, as in left click, has caused a "Save" dialog to pop up on both my Windows 10 and Windows 7 machines. I simply saved the file. When the save is complete there is a control bar that comes up across the bottom of the Chrome screen that I mentioned last night that I can get focus on in NVDA via SHIFT+F6. Once you are there, and have focus on the "button" for the downloaded file, which is announced as a submenu, if you open that submenu you should have a "Always show in system viewer/Adobe reader" option that must be checked. Checking it does nothing for that particular file. After that option has been checked any time I'm clicking, left clicking, on a link for a PDF file it is then being downloaded behind the scenes and immediately opened in Adobe Reader or my PDF Viewer of choice, whatever that may be. Brian
