This sounds like maybe a browser memory problem. Is the site really
graphics heavy? Or had you been surfing to a lot of graphics sites
before coming into this one? Or is the pdf verrry long?
One quick way to increase the memory in OS-9 is to first quite the
browser if it is running, then do a Get Info on the main browser
program (select it in the finder and do command-I) You will have
various choices available to you, one of which is to set the amount of
memory available to the program for its own use. Add some and close the
info box, then run the program. Note: The amount you add must still
leave some for OS-9 to run, so if you only have 500 MB of ram, don't
tell the browser to use it all or you could crash the system when you
start the browser.
Jerry
On Friday, May 16, 2003, at 06:37 PM, Fran wrote:
> In trying to look at a pdf file from a web site, 2 messages came up:
> First, a warning, An internal error has occurred; Second, this
> message: Could not load the plug-in "PDF VIewer" for the MIME type
> 'application/pdf'. Make sure enough memory is available and that the
> plug-in is installed correctly.
> Any suggestions where to start? How do I insure the plug-in is
> installed correctly?
>
> iMac OS 9.2.1 Adobe Reader 5.0
> Fran
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