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September 10, 2012
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How to install Adobe PDF toolbar in Internet Explorer

  • September 10, 2012
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How do I install an Adobe PDF toolbar in Internet Explorer?

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Correct answer Anoop9178

If you install Acrobat 10 then it will automatically configure the PDFMaker toolbar in I.E. You can try repairing the software.

Open Acrobat -> Go to Help menu -> Repair Acrobat Installation.

Solution #2

Select "Enable third-party browser extensions" in Internet Explorer Properties.

1. Start Internet Explorer.

2. Select Tools > Internet Options and click the Advanced tab.

3. Select "Enable third-party browser extensions (requires restart)" and click OK.

4. Close all Internet Explorer windows.

5. Restart Internet Explorer.

If still doesn't work then let me know what the version of I.E and Acrobat you are using.

4 replies

johnp21723390
johnp21723390
Participant
February 4, 2018

Lost toolbars, not one of the solutions from adobe or any of the suggestions elsewhere works. My default browser is Chrome. I want the PDF, not a web version of it.

Why is Adobe always putting out such crap?

    annl22307695
    annl22307695
    Participant
    May 7, 2015

    None of these answers worked using acrobat XI pro and explorer 11 with windows 8.1.

    TanviRastogi
    Adobe Employee
    TanviRastogi
    Adobe Employee
    May 8, 2015

    Hi

    Are you able to see the Acrobat Create PDF toolbar under Installed Add-ons (Tools > Manage Add-ons) ?

    If yes, then you can view the toolbar by :

    • In Internet Explorer, choose View > Toolbars > Adobe PDF

    Thanks

    Tanvi

    annl22307695
    annl22307695
    Participant
    May 8, 2015

    no I can not see it. but I can print to adobe the web page.

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    rv17923825
    Participant
    February 4, 2015

    Enable third party browser extensions is checked.  IE 9 and Adobe Acrobat Standard 9.1.0

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    Community Manager
    Anoop9178Community ManagerCorrect answer
    Community Manager
    September 11, 2012

    If you install Acrobat 10 then it will automatically configure the PDFMaker toolbar in I.E. You can try repairing the software.

    Open Acrobat -> Go to Help menu -> Repair Acrobat Installation.

    Solution #2

    Select "Enable third-party browser extensions" in Internet Explorer Properties.

    1. Start Internet Explorer.

    2. Select Tools > Internet Options and click the Advanced tab.

    3. Select "Enable third-party browser extensions (requires restart)" and click OK.

    4. Close all Internet Explorer windows.

    5. Restart Internet Explorer.

    If still doesn't work then let me know what the version of I.E and Acrobat you are using.

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      le_flyer
      Participant
      July 10, 2013

      I have also lost the PDF Converter.  It was running great the other day, but as of today, it is gone.

      I am running Windows 7, ie9, with "Enable third-party broweser extensions " enabled.  I have also did the repair on adobe X.  Still no luck in getting the Adobe Toolbar installed. 

      I have looked at the add-ons and the tool bar is not present in IE9. 

      Do I need to re-install Adobe X. 

      Just a note, I accidentially had IE10 to install on my Windows 7 and 8 PCs.  Had to remove it as IE 10 does not work for all my applications.  Would that have an bearing on this problems?

      I would appreciate hearing from you

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      July 10, 2013

      Always try a REPAIR before an uninstall/reinstall.

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