What I want/need:
- When opening a PDF from a website for it to open in the Acrobat program and NOT in a web browser window.
- We have this set up and working on dozens of other computers in our office.
What Happens:
- It always opens a new tab and displays a blank page with the black X box in the upper left corner.
- The only change to this scenario is if I ENABLE the Adobe PDF Reader add-on, and then it opens the PDF inside the browser tab - which we do not want.
Question:
- How do I IE11 to stop opening a new tab and attempting to open a PDF when I have expressly disabled everything Acrobat related.
- Running IE11
- Windows 7 Pro / 64bit
- Adobe Acrobat XI Standard 11.0.10
Have Tried (many time):
- Re-installing everything, including Windows, from scratch.
- Uninstalled and re-installed Acrobat XI Standard
- Installed Acrobat Reader
- Disabling Add-ons.
- Yes, I know it is under "All add-ons" and is the Adobe PDF Reader" one that must be disabled.
- I have tried disabling everything in there, including add-ons for other programs.
- Made certain the extensions are all set up properly.
- Tried the registry hack for TabProcGrowth in HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main
- Tried adjusting it through the Accessibility options on the 5th page to say not in the browser window.
What am I missing? Thank you so much!
jp
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