Don wrote:
> I am running Mozilla Firefox 1.5 and SUSE Linux 10 and I can't get the
> Acrobat Reader plugin to work with Firefox. The plugin won't start or
> I get a message telling me that Acrobat Reader could not be detected.
> I installed the Acrobat reader in directory path
> /usr/lib/AdobeReader. I ran the browser plugin script
> install_browser_plugin in directory /usr/lib/AdobeReader/Browser. I
> pointed the script to the Firefox install directory /usr/lib/firefox
> and when I look in the Firefox plugins directory I can see nppdf.so.
> It looks like the Acrobat Reader plugin script worked, but I still
> can't access pdf files from within Firefox. I'd appreciate any help
> that you could give.
What does Firefox do when you click on a PDF? Does anything load, or
does it just ask if you want to save the file? What does the
About:Plugins page tell you? Does Firefox think there's a PDF plugin?
Chad Martin
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