Adobe Reader - kann keine Links in pdf-Datei öffnen

Hallo Forum,
ich habe ein Problem mit Acrobat Reader 9.3.2. Habe ich eine pdf-Datei, wo Links zu Internetseiten bzw. Internetdateien enthalten sind, so kann ich diese nicht aufrufen. Es erscheint immer die Meldung "Sicherheitssperre: Nicht zulässige Verbindung mit http://...../datei.pdf" .
Nun weiß ich, dass ich dies unter Bearbeiten - Voreinstellungen - Berechtigungen - Einstellungen ändern eigentlich steuern kann, aber leider ist das Kontextmenü "Internetzugriff verwalten" ausgegraut, so dass ich keine Einstellungen vornehmen kann.
Ein Kollege hat eine *.adm Datei geladen, wo diverse Einstellungen in Adobe bzw. im Adobe Reader vorgenommen werden. Doch leider können wir hier eine eventuelle Steuerung dieser Einstellung nicht finden.
Hat jemand vielleicht eine Idee, wie ich das Kontextmenü "Internetzugriff verwalten" wieder in den Modus bekomme um wieder Einstellungen hier vornehmen zu können?
Gruß Björn

Hallo Torsten,
ich vermute, wurde diese Einstellung mit einem Sicherheitsupdate von Adobe
aktiviert wurde. Ich bin so vorgegangen, dass ich den Acrobat Reader noch
einmal neu in der GPO eingestellt habe.
Bei den neu in die Domäne aufgenommenen Arbeitsplätzen läuft die
Sicherheitstufe nun wieder einwandfrei, nach einer Neuinstallation.
Auf den schon vorhandenen Arbeitsplätzen blieb mir nur ein Eingriff in die
Registrierung übrig. Speichere die angehängten Zeilen als reg-Datei ab und
führe Sie versuchsweise auf einem Arbeitsplatz mit nicht auswählbaren
Sicherheitsoptionen aus. Danach sollte die Sicherheitoption wieder
anwählbar sein.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\9.0
\FeatureLockDown\cDefaultLaunchURLPerms]
"tSchemePerms"="version:1|shell:3|hcp:3|ms-help:3|ms-its:3|ms-itss:3|its:3|
mk:3|mhtml:3|help:3|disk:3|afp:3|disks:3|telnet:3|ssh:3|acrobat:2|mailto:2|
file:1|rlogin:3|javascript:4"
"tSponsoredContentSchemeWhiteList"="http|https"
"tFlashContentSchemeWhiteList"="http|https|ftp|rtmp|rtmpe|rtmpt|rtmpte|
rtmps|mailto"
Von:     Torsten Muehlbacher <[email protected]>
An:     Björn Getzlaff <[email protected]>
Datum:     06.07.2010 11:11
Betreff:      Adobe Reader - kann keine Links in pdf-Datei
            öffnen
Hallo!
Ich habe hier das gleiche Problem. Bei manchen Internetseiten mit PDF-Links
erscheint die Meldung "Sicherheitssperre".
Das Problem gab es in früheren Version des Adobe Readers nicht. Wir
installieren den Reader per GPO - allerdings habe ich keine Einstellungen
in der *.adm Datei gefunden - genau wie schon im vorigen Post beschrieben
wurde.
Gibt es mittlerweile eine Fehlerbehebung?
Danke!
Torsten

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