UPDATE 13 March 2010: Looking to get answers to any more Windows 7, PDF and Adobe Reader issues? We’re getting a lot of discussion of Windows 7 versus Acrobat 9 at our 4x Help question and answer site on this issue.
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I’ve just loaded up the latest release candidate of Windows 7 Ultimate (version 6, build 7100) — it was an upgrade on the previous (semi-dead-like-a-slug) 32-bit Vista installation. I’ve got 4GB of RAM, however, on the first 3GB will be usable until I load up my 64-bit version.
In starting my test with Adobe Reader, I downloaded the latest Adobe Reader (9.1 at the time, and 42mb download) for Windows Vista. I had already installed the app on Windows Vista, so this was a repair install — I had no problem with this completing, although, admittedly, as I mentioned, this was a repair not fresh.
That said, in our previous article Rowan said that he was able to do this from-scratch on a fresh Windows 7 machine.
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…. here goes … nope … when viewing a PDF on a website – (I selected the IRS Publication 590 [fascinating reading!]) with Chrome (1.0.154.59, my browser stays blank or pops up an error, and with IE (8.0.7100.0), it tries to download to the desktop.
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Still no problems using Foxit Reader.
Side note: Although it took a colossal amount of time to install, I was mighty pleased that with Windows 7 I was able to ressurect my Vista installation without having to do a total recovery. Let’s just say using my “only-option-wipe-the-disk” ASUS laptop disk, not only wipes the disk, but the next few days from my life as well.
What about you? Any change? No luck? Or perhaps some problems?
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Adobe Reader + Windows 7 — Browser viewing still dead.
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