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I have the following blocking problem since I installed Adobe Reader X: when, in an Excel sheet, I click on a hyperlink to a .pdf file:
In previous versions of Adobe Reader, up to 9.4, documents were opening very fast.
Problem disappears if I uninstall version X and resintall version 9.4, and reappers as soon as I install version X (done twice)
Except for this (which is a real problem) everything seems fine with the new version.
Windows XP SP3, Office 2007
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As a complement to previous post:
1) each time the problem occurs, there is an entry in the event observer saying:
The server {B801CA65-85AD-11D0-A1FC-444553540000} did not register with DCOM within the required timeout.
2) problem occurs on another machine with Windows 7 Professional and Office 2010, with the same message in the system event observer
The only difference with this second configuration is that problem occurs only if Adobe Reader is already open.
3 problem disappears completely if I uncheck the box "Enable Protected mode at startup" in preferences/general
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Since OLE could be a security problem, perhaps in protected mode Reader is making sure there is no problem. Or it could be just the growing pains from the new security feature. I'd recommend reporting the problem here:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform
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Same Problem here. Also in Word 2003 - 2010 and Excel 2003 - 2010.
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Had the same issue with users using office 2003 and 2010, found if i turn off "enable protected Mode at startup" office can again open hyper links to pdf files, this option can be found via edit, preferences, general at the bottom of the screen
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This worked for me! (The solution listed directly above.)
I had trouble opening .pdf files as attachments in Office/Outlook 2010 (Windows XP SP3). I could only save them as files and open from desktop. Now I am able to click on the attachment listed in the mail message and the file opens.
Thanks!