BROWSER PROBLEM- ACRO 6.0, READER 9.0

Hi, All
I'm using IE, under Win XP Pro. Usual problem- pdf pages on the web try to open with Acrobat 6.0, instead of Reader 9.
Reader 9 was installed first, acrobat 6 afterwards. Reader 9 has all the updates.
So far I've:
Unticked "Display PDF in browser" in 6
Ticked "Display PDF in browser" in 9
Made sure pdf file association is 9
Changes registry key to point to "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader9.0\Reader\AcroRd32exe"
No luck, still gives "Currently running... requires 8 or 9..." error message.
Any help will be welcomed.
Thanks

Hi Marcme,
The issue that you were facing was due to the fact that your Adobe Acrobat 6.0 was set as the default PDF viewing application internally and hence, when you tried opening any PDF in the browser, it popped up an error message stating that you need version 8 or 9 to view PDFs in browsers.
While reinstalling Adobe Reader, you must have received a window presenting you with an option asking which application you want to associate with PDFs henceforth, and you must have chosen Adobe Reader (or it may have been the selected choice by default). Hence, after you reinstalled Reader 9 again, you default association for PDFs changed to Adobe Reader, and voila no error messages..!!
Ankit

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