On 04/25/09 18:05, Frosted Flake wrote: > George Carden wrote: >> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote: >>> George Carden wrote: >>>> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote: >>>>> George Carden wrote: >>>>>> I've always used the Adobe Acrobat Reader to read PDF files. But >>>>>> recently I installed the Foxit reader in order to take advantage of >>>>>> their typing feature to fill out PDF forms. I still kept the Adobe >>>>>> reader as my default PDF reader. >>>>>> >>>>>> However, since downloading Foxit, now whenever I get a PDF file in >>>>>> my email as an attachment, and when I click links to PDF files >>>>>> within the SeaMonkey browser, it is opening the documents in Foxit >>>>>> (within the browser). I want it to open them in Adobe, within the >>>>>> browser, like it used to before I downloaded Foxit. >>>>>> >>>>>> How can I get that set back? >>>>>> >>>>>> Thanks for your help! >>>>>> >>>>>> -George >>>>> >>>>> reinstall adobe >>>>> >>>> >>>> I was running Adobe Reader version 8. I just uninstalled it and >>>> upgraded to (installed) version 9.1...the latest version, and >>>> SeaMonkey is still opening my PDFs in Foxit. Is there some setting >>>> I'm missing somewhere? >>>> >>>> -George >>> >>> yes, there's a setting somewhere in adobe preferences, and I don't >>> know right now what it is. >>> >> >> The only setting regarding browsers I see in Adobe and Foxit are "Open >> documents in browser." I have it checked for Adobe, and un-checked in >> Foxit. SeaMonkey-related PDF's are still opening within the browser >> with Foxit. Is there something I need to reset within SeaMonkey >> preferences or helper applications or something??? >> >> -George > Try makeing Adobe your default program for opening .pdf files. It is an > Adobe Reader preference.
Do you know where that preference is set? I went all though the Adobe Reader options, and can't find anything like that. Thanks, _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
