Adobe Reader Add Ons unter 64 bit IE nicht enthalten

Finde unter IE 9 mit 64 bit keine Add Ons vom Adobe Reader.
Unter IE32 bit sind diese vorhanden und laufen ohne Probleme.
Gibt es hier eine Lösung für die 64 bit Version?
Version IE
Vorab vielen Dank für Rückmeldungen.

At this point Adobe does not provide a 64 bit IE add-in for Adobe Reader.
Google translate: An diesem Punkt Adobe bietet keine 64-Bit-IE-Add-in für Adobe Reader.

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slowride55 wrote:
...in IE64 bit, the pdf link opens the PDF just fine.
That makes no sense, as the Adobe Reader add-on is 32-bit only. I cannot view any PDFs on 64-bit browsers with the Adobe Reader plugin.
Do you have any alternate PDF viewer installed?

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My pdf export from Pages works fine, and I can open it in Preview and print to many different printers with good results.
But when viewing the document in Adobe Reader, there are lines around all the objects that have Picture Frames applied to them. When printing from Reader the lines print as well, ruining the document's printed appearance.
Here's what I see and print from Pages and Preview (zoomed in screen grabs):
!http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/051208preview.jpg!
Here's what I see and print from *Adobe Reader*:
!http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/051208reader.jpg!
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!http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/PreviewTest4051308.jpg! !http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/PreviewTest6051308.jpg! !http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/PreviewTest8051308.jpg!
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!http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/ReaderTest4051308.jpg! !http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/ReaderTest6051308.jpg! !http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/ReaderTest8051308.jpg!
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!http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/actual051308.jpg!
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!http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/export051308.jpg!
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!http://homepage.mac.com/podzone/forums/ps051308.jpg!
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