In my class of 30, only some Windows users had exactly this problem.
I could never reproduce it on our Campus machines, and never on a Mac either.
I only know that changing the mime type has fixed it since. Maybe Hans or Tobias can retry now?
Matthias
On Mar 30, 2005, at 8:48 AM, Patrick Gundlach wrote:
Hello Matthias,
I have no time right now to check what server you are running,
debian/apache 2
but I had this type of problem on my Suse/Apache server with some MS/Acrobat combinations. It works well with Linux/OS-X.
I had to change the mime settings of pdf files to xpdf for Apache to make things work.
xpdf or x-pdf? I have set the mime type of the file to application/x-pdf for now. Is this the correct way?
Patrick (clueless)
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