Adobe Download: Adobe Reader 9.1
The redistributable package of Adobe Reader 9.1, without Adobe AIR or Download Manager bundled. This is the simple Reader-only package installer, no Internet connection needed once it is downloaded.
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Adobe Download: Adobe Reader 9.1
If there is ever a problem when a PDF document is viewed, such as an error generated by Adobe or a failure to print the PDF file, then reinstalling the program is the best option. To do this, simply:
- Uninstall any currently installed “Adobe Acrobat Reader” programs in the Control Panel’s Add/Remove programs (in Windows Vista and Windows 7 it is called “Programs and Features”).
- If there are problems uninstalling Acrobat, such as an error such as “THE PATCH PACKAGE COULD NOT BE OPENED. Verify the patch package exists and you can access it, or contact the application vendor.” then do the following sub-routine:
- Download Microsoft’s Clean Up Utility.
- Run it to install the Clean Up program.
- Now run the Clean Up Utility program by clicking Start > All Programs > Windows Install Clean Up
- In the list of program that the utility offers fins Acrobat Reader, click once on it to select its line, then click the Remove button.
- Download and install Acrobat Reader from the link provided above.
- Once it is installed, now uninstall it in the Control Panel’s Add/Remove programs (in Windows Vista and Windows 7 it is called “Programs and Features”).
- Install the Acrobat program after downloading it from the link above. The program has been “reinstalled” now. This reinstallation takes care of most problems that can occur in Reader, and it’s plugin / add-on for Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer.
There have been some mentions of an Adobe Cleanup Tool or Adobe Uninstall Tool made to uninstall Reader manually, but these are still unavailable from the Adobe website to the public. Perhaps their technical support staff can provide the utility if a customer contacts them, as one blogger stated.
Posted under Browsers, Downloads, Freeware, Microsoft
This post was written by Content Curator on November 13, 2009
Problem: unprivileged scripts cannot invoke the Cut, Copy, and Paste commands in the Mozilla Firefox rich text editor
I had a problem pasting text into a rich text editor using Firefox 3.0 on Windows Vista. I found a way to allow it to work.
This may help, however I’m not sure about the security implications involved in changing this setting:
Open a new tab, and go the URL “about:config”
Find the setting “noscript.allowClipboard” and set it to “true”
This worked for me, hopefully it helps for you.
( I posted this originally at http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=624240&p=5356385#p5356385 )
Posted under Browsers
This post was written by Content Curator on December 31, 2008