Re: Foxit Reader problem
ST wrote: Ed Mullen wrote: ST wrote: Ed Mullen wrote: ST wrote: Hello, I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader. It works fine as a separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window. It starts to download, but then freezes. A popup will come up with a 'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program is not responding. Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked. One says Switch [which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry. If Retry is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out. I can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also. I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing. Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in SeaMonkey. FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating Foxit/SeaMonkey installation. http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this: http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg Hello, Those are my settings also. ST What version of Windows? What version of Foxit? Have you tried uninstalling Foxit and re-installing it? Hello, Vista Home Premium Foxit Version 3.0 build 1120 Yes, I uninstalled it and downloaded a fresh version and reinstalled that, but still no joy. ST Try this: In Foxit, Edit - Preferences - Internet: Try checking Display PDF in browser. I'm using Win XP and Foxit 3 with the Pro Pack. It works fine here. If the above doesn't fix it I would email Foxit support. -- Ed Mullen http://edmullen.net 42.7 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Foxit Reader problem
ST wrote: Ed Mullen wrote: ST wrote: Hello, I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader. It works fine as a separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window. It starts to download, but then freezes. A popup will come up with a 'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program is not responding. Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked. One says Switch [which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry. If Retry is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out. I can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also. I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing. Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in SeaMonkey. FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating Foxit/SeaMonkey installation. http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this: http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg Hello, Those are my settings also. ST What version of Windows? What version of Foxit? Have you tried uninstalling Foxit and re-installing it? -- Ed Mullen http://edmullen.net How come abbreviated is such a long word? ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Foxit Reader problem
ST a écrit : Hello, I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader. It works fine as a separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window. It starts to download, but then freezes. A popup will come up with a 'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program is not responding. Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked. One says Switch [which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry. If Retry is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out. I can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also. I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing. Suggestions would be appreciated? Thanks, ST I always have problem with Foxit with OS W98se, Me or XP. It say me that Foxit is perhapps better in version 3. I don't tray. Bertrand ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Foxit Reader problem
ST wrote: Hello, I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader. It works fine as a separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window. It starts to download, but then freezes. A popup will come up with a 'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program is not responding. Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked. One says Switch [which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry. If Retry is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out. I can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also. I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing. Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in SeaMonkey. FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating Foxit/SeaMonkey installation. http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this: http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg -- Ed Mullen http://edmullen.net Animal testing is a bad idea - they get nervous and give the wrong answers. ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
Re: Foxit Reader problem
Ed Mullen wrote: ST wrote: Hello, I uninstalled Acrobat and installed Foxit reader. It works fine as a separate program to view PDF files, but there is a problem if I click on a pdf file from a Seamonkey window. It starts to download, but then freezes. A popup will come up with a 'Server Busy' heading. The message says: The application cannot be completed because [file name] (application/pdf object) Seamonkey program is not responding. Then there are two boxes below that can be clicked. One says Switch [which when clicked does nothing] and the other says Retry. If Retry is clicked, it goes away for a few seconds then the original popup comes back. There is a Cancel button also, but that is grayed out. I can't close the program after that without using the task manager. The task manager shows Foxit as being loaded, but if I kill that program I'm still frozen and have to kill Seamonkey also. I tried adding Foxit to the helper applications but that did nothing. Simply setting Foxit as the default file handler in Windows should be enough to automatically create the Helper Application listing in SeaMonkey. FWIW, here are HA screens from my properly operating Foxit/SeaMonkey installation. http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox1.jpg If you click the Edit button on that screen you'll get this: http://edmullen.net/temp/capfox2.jpg Hello, Those are my settings also. ST ___ support-seamonkey mailing list support-seamonkey@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
