Adobe Acrobat Plugin for Chrome in MAC

Hi
I can't get Chrome to display PDFs in the browser using Adobe's plugin. In fact, the plugin does not appear at all in the about:plugin list in Chrome 11.
Can you please confirm if chrome has a issue with this Plugin in MAC

Hi Madhavi,
Currently on Mac with Acrobat/Reader X, the only supported browser for viewing pdfs in browser window itself is Safari.
You can find all the details regarding compatible web browsers and pdf-maker plugins at : http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/333/333504.html
Thanks,
Karan

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Hi ..
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1. Go to Apple menu>System Preference>Printers and Scanners
2. Press the plus symbol button "+"
3. In the Add dialog select IP at the top
4. in the Address field put the numbers 127.0.0.1
5. In the Protocol pop-up menu make sure that Line Printer Daemon - LPD is selected
6. Leave the Queue field bland for the default printer
7. In the Name field it will say "127.0.0.1" and you can leave it to that or change it to anything you want.
8. Leave the Location field blank
9. Leave the Use field pop-up menu field at the default which is Generic PostScript Printer.
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Unable to connect to '127.0.0.1' due to an error.
Would you still like to create the printer?"
12. Click the Continue button.
13. In the Setting up '127.0.0.1...' dialog click the OK button
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Hi Tbeirne,
If you just want to save a pdf opened in Safari to your machine use the save as option from within the Reader plugin window. Just click on any of the buttons highlighted in below screenshots to Save a pdf at any location on your machine.
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To summarize the issue, if you had opened an Internet PDF in a browser plug-in, you must use the save feature in the plug-in, not the Safari File > PDF Export, or File > Save As...
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Next upgrade to at least Acrobat . I've already upgraded to XI
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