Adobe Standard 9 - Typewriter in Browser

We currently have adobe 9 standard, and the typewriter function works just fine if you open a PDF directly
We are paperless and we open PDF's from our system and the typewriter is not available if we mark Display PDF in Browser
If we unselect it then a Blank Website pops up (that is of no use and has to be closed) and then a standalone PDF opens with the Typewriter
Is there a way to just to have the typewriter funtion display in the browser?

I am pretty sure you have to open the PDF in Acrobat to use the Typewriter tool. The plugin for the browsers are simply viewers.

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From:   Ankit_Jain <[email protected]>
To:     SusanPleso <[email protected]>
Date:   10/19/2011 12:56 AM
Subject:        Adobe Reader does not recognize file name
(filename10.5.11.pdf) but does in Adobe Standard 9. Why?
Re: Adobe Reader does not recognize file name (filename10.5.11.pdf) but
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Hi Susan,
Thanks for providing the information.
Could you also let me know what is the exact version of Adobe Reader on
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