Reader 9 won't open PDF from web browser

Checking and installing the available updates after installing version 9 worked for me. I have Windows XP Media Edition with IE7. If you have unticked "display in browser" within reader 9 preferences to get it working as suggested in previous forum messages, make sure you re-tick it, otherwise it will still not load a PDF file within the IE7 browser window.

Hope this helps someone.

I have the same problem as post 35. I know that the solution is to register Adobe 9, and then you can open PDFs via your browser. But I need to deploy Adobe 9 to 150+ computers and cannot visit each one and do this manually. Is there a way to bulk register Adobe 9 for 150+ computers?

My fresh install still have this problem. The only work around I have found was to disable the adobe Reader plugin in Firefox so that PDF's open in a separate window.

I was having a similar problem to this. If you updated straight from Adobe Reader 8, then this is probably the cause. I had to uninstall Adobe Reader 8 completely and then do a fresh install of Adobe Reader 9. Hope this helps.

I am experiencing a problem with Adobe Reader 9 when trying to view PDF files from within the browser. It causes an error which causes Internet Explorer 6 to crash. Application log shows that problem is with Acrord32.dll module.

Adobe Reader 9 will work is preferences are edited to avoid viewing in browser.

Any suggestion for a fix.?

As for the "Registering" trick mentioned by #32, how do you register it? Maybe I don't see if because I used the Customization Wizard 9 and deployed it via GPO. It would be nice to know the registry key for this then I could deploy that across my network.

When I try to open an e-mail attachment that contains a pdf file I get the message:

"The download can not continue. Error passing voucher."

I get this same message when I go into My Documents and double click a pdf file.

I just installed V9, but this also happened in V8.

Adrian

Thank you! I uninstalled 9 and went back to 8. Now everything is working again.
Kristy

I wouldn't install Acrobat 8 and Reader 9 on the same pc - reason why is both applications share a lot of the same namespace - including the browser plugin.

In other words if you want 9 and like Acrobat - upgrade, or just stay with Acrobat 8.

It is hidden behind the Other languages link on the Reader Download.

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2_allversions.html

If you go to the above page, enter your Operating System, Version, and Language, and click next, you currently get the option to download either.

1. Adobe Reader 9 ( including Acrobat.com and Adobe AIR)

2. Adobe Reader 8.1.2

3. Adobe Reader 7.1.0

I downloaded Reader 8 and it is now working for me.

Good Luck
Scott