Help with windows 8 and adobe reader

adobe reader wont open pdf file in a browser window how do i fix this in windows 8

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Help with Windows 8 and Adobe.

Half of the time when I try to watch a video on my brand new computer with Windows 8, all I get is a green field. I can HEAR the video, but I can't see anything. I've tried doing the normal troubleshooting things, like updating, but it says it's installed, and there are no options for updating. All there is is a test field. I'm not sure what to do or where to go from here.

If that doesn't work, you'll need to disable hardware acceleration.
If you're using Internet Explorer, do this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2528233
For everything else, see the section about disabling hardware acceleration here:
Video playback issues

Cannot save form with Windows Vista and Adobe Reader 8

I have many forms created with Adobe Livecycle Designer 8. Users who have upgraded to Windows Vista can no longer save these forms. Any ideas?
thanks.

I don't have Vista, but in XP I have found deleting the printer driver
and re-installing sometimes works.
Mike

I am using a PC with window 7 and adobe photoshop 12. I have followed Photoshop Elements Help and I still have the same problem. When I try to backup Photoshop 12 it has stop on7% when calculating Total Media size. What can I do?

I am using a PC with window 7 and adobe photoshop 12. I have followed Photoshop Elements Help and I still have the same problem. When I try to backup Photoshop 12 it has stop on7% when calculating Total Media size. What can I do?

Hi Prabhuram and falez,
This issue appears where there are any inconsistencies in your catalog (generally for video files). This issue may be due to offline files, missing files, video scenes. The recommendation here would be to fix these inconsistencies and try again. If that doesn't solve the issue, please follow steps mentioned in email by me.
~Surendra

Cant find print function windows 8 and adobe reader

I have windows 8 and adobe reader 9.5. how do i print?

I resolved my issue! The new app format with windows 8 takes time to master. The adobe reader does not have a friendly toolbar. No print function on the bottom tool bar when all other actions except printing are noted. I finally decided to check my main side tool bar and there was my printer seeing the adobe file and ready to print. So I resolved my issue but very much appreciate your reaching out to help me. Thank you!

I am trying to get help with WMPlayer tech support Adobe Reader cant open wmpsupport.htm files why?

i am trying to get help with WMPlayer tech support Adobe Reader cant open wmpsupport.htm files why?

Adobe Reader opens PDF files, nothing else.

Using Dell Latitude D630 with Windows 7 and Adobe CS6 - PCMCIA hardware accelerators?

I have a separate thread going using the hardware accelleration that comes with the Intel Mobile 965 Express Chipset not working
for me, and trying to figure out how to get OpenGL and 3d features of Photoshop CS6 to work.
So, I was thinking maybe a work-around. Are there supported PCMCIA card graphics accelerators that anyone could recommend
that would work with Windows 7 and interface via PCMCIA that meet the requirements to be used with Adobe CS6?

A Dell Latitude 630 isn't enough machine to do what you want to do, I owned one. Geerks.com had a great laptop today for 379.

Windows 7 and Adobe Reader X

For some years I've been able to download my Internet bank statements with the use of Adobe Reader and this worked fine up until a few months ago. Now, when I try to open the pdf file whilst still on-line with the bank (Dutch by the way!) I keep getting a screen message telling me to open Adobe Actobat first and sign the end user license agreement. I would if I could but I can't!! I can FIND the end user license agreement to read but can't find a way to click on a button which says 'I agree'. Can anyone point me in the right direction of should I bin everything (bin = delete and uninstall) and start all over again?

Please take a look at the following page to resolve the issue:
http://patrickhoban.wordpress.com/2011/07/09/124/

Problem with snow leopard and adobe reader

The United States Postal Service uses Adobe Reader to print labels with their "Click 'n Ship", a great service. I recently installed Snow Leopard on my Mac and I can no longer print labels with USPS Click 'n Ship. Applecare suggested I reinstall Reader (didn't work), or try with Firefox (haven't tried it yet). If this is a glitch, it will effect thousands of people who use USPS services. But maybe I just need a plug in, or need to make some change in the Adobe Reader Preferences. Any help out there in cyberland? ---Ken

Hi,
I have Firefox but mainly use Safari
I was also getting a blank page when I tried to open a PDF.
It seemsI that when I downloaded the update version of Adobe Reader, it switched off the "Read & Write" back to just "Read".
if you go and get information on a PDF or Adobe program (Command I), under "Open With" should say Adobe Reader App and at the left bottom where you'll see"Name" then below that,"everyone"-now just across you'll probably see "Read Only".(if you don't see this then go to step 5). This should be Read & Write so that Adobe Acrobat can create the Adobe Reader program to allow you to open and use a PDF.
If you have Adobe Reader 10.0 on your Apps, try going to step 5 below
1) Go to your user folder on your hard drive (ie: "lew").
2) Open Library/Application Support/ folder.
3) If there isn't an "Adobe" folder, create one now (go to File-->New Folder menu item) and name it "Adobe".
4) If there is an "Adobe" folder, right click on it and choose "Get Info".
5) Expand the "Sharing & Permissions" area at the bottom of the info window. (click the triangle) so that "system", "admin" and "everyone" appears.
6) Click the lock icon in the lower right of the window. Enter your password in the dialog that appears.
Now you'll see various choices you can make and "Read & Write" is open of them.
7) For your username (ie: "lew") entry under "Name", make sure it says "Read & Write" to the right of it. If your username isn't listed, make sure to the right of "everyone" it says "Read & Write".
Now Acrobat should launch properly when double clicked in the Finder as well as when viewing PDFs in Safari.
If this works please let me know

Problem with Groupwise 7 and Adobe Reader/Microsoft Office products

We recently went to Groupwise to handle corporate external email (we've been using it for years for internal email). We've run into a little trouble. The first trouble is that we had to manually push out registry settings using ZENworks (changes we took were from the tool available at- http://tinyurl.com/2su3vt). We are having trouble now with emailing from a third party program.
For example, we've got many users who email a file using Adobe Reader.Using a "clean" VMWare machine, I install Groupwise (7.0.2 currently)and install Adobe Reader and try to send the email and it works.
When the users try to use it, though, it prompts them to use either"Novell Default Settings" or "Novell Groupwise." They can hit okay, and neither of them work. They get an error message and the message does not send.
If they try to send from Word or Excel, they get a similar message.
I'm led to believe that this is some sort of trouble with Windows Messaging, but I can't put my finger on it. So, here's what I've tried today - reinstalled wms and ran fixmapi.exe. Double checked to see that IE is the correct email program in IE.
Didn't work.
"Push out" application that assigns Groupwise as default email client.
Reinstalled Groupwise
Reinstalled Adobe Reader
Nothing... still is giving me an error in Reader "An error occurred while sending mail." Anyone experience similar trouble - especially with Adobe Reader (which has many important documents our users use to email).
Thanks in advance,
Brent Hanson--

I'm experiencing the same exact problems. Were you able to find a resolution?

Please I need help with my kobo and adobe

I am authorized on both my computor and my koboglo and it goes into my reader fine but will not open (black cover). I keep getting a message that it is protected by DRM and is not authorized by my adobe id. It tells me to sign in with authorized id and try again. These are books from my local library. Can anyone help?

I too have the same problem and have been waing for adobe for help for over a week. there must be a better provider

Windows 8.1 need help with Windows Updates and Start menu Or fix my old Windows Xp system

My beloved windows Xp has gave up after many years of working well. It stopped working a few days ago after a lightening strike.
I got this Windows 8.1 computer a few month ago but it seems to have a problem. I stopped using it after could not get start menu to work and when back to my Windows XP system.
First problem is the start menu is not there. I tried installing something and it says it will take control or something and screen goes black. I clicked canceled quickly in order not to get a virus.
Where is the start menu?
Second problem, Windows updates does not want to update because it needs Windows 8.1 update. This computer is already Windows 8.1. There I canceled it since it was mostly a virus. Now updates are not working.
If those can not be fixed, how can i fix my Windows Xp to get it back. It does not turn on, I press button and nothing happens. Is this something easy to fix?

Another user discovers that Windows 8.1 is not at all of what it should be.
There is no Start Menu in Windows 8 or 8.1. However, you can restore your desktop start menu with a very good freeware application:
Classic Shell
Windows Update comes with Windows 8.1. There is nothing special you have to do.
It kind of sounds like you've been a bit too quick to download and run whatever you find on the Internet. You should always research any software you're considering downloading/installing ahead of time. Google it. See what others say
about it. Ask on forums. In order to use Windows effectively and safely you need to expand your knowledge and become a more sophisticated user.
If you think your new system has become infected, you might want to consider Refreshing or Resetting it to a clean state, or at least visiting one of the anti-malware forums and getting some advice on cleaning it up. But beware, a lot
of "blind leading the blind" happens on forums. Always try to read between the lines, and question what people say.
You could consider leaving XP behind. Its time has come and gone, and pretty much any newer version of Windows can actually give you better service than XP - once you get it tuned up.
It's possible to make Windows 8.1 more functional than XP and about as functional as Windows 7, but it takes a fair bit of effort in reconfiguration and installation of some well-known 3rd party applications that are good (which, unfortunately, most
on the internet are not).
Good luck to you.
-Noel
Detailed how-to in my eBooks:
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Windows 7 and Adobe Reader 8.2

I understand Adobe does not support Adobe Reader 8.2 on Windows 7 but was wondering if anyone can install it.
What I'm curious about is I have it running on Windows 7 RC 32 bit but I can't install it on Windows 7 not RC 64 bit.
So is the problem 64bit or Windows 7 full release?
The error I get is:
Adobe Reader 8.2.0 requires Internet Explorer 6.0 or greater. Please visit www.microsoft.com to upgrade Internet Explorer.
IE8 is installed.

Last I checked this is an "Actual" Version.
Please be more descriptive in what you mean.
Second Version 9 is not an option right now. This is a corporate setup that will not install version 9.
What I asked is:
So is the problem 64bit or Windows 7 full release?

Windows 7 And Adobe ReADER X Stopped working

I have looked at "solutions" to this problem and still have not been satisfied. I reinstalled Adobe Reader X on my brand new computer and I keep getting "Adobe Reader has stopped working". I have seen people reporting this from March 2011. Have you got a fix for this yet?

Could you please try and apply the fix at: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/928/cpsid_92870.html and see if it fixes the issue.

OLE object error when using with Access 2003 and Adobe Reader X

I link to .pdf files in Access 2003 and since upgrading to Adobe Reader X yesterday, am unable to link to these files. I receive an error stating "A problem occurred while accessing the OLE object". It goes on to tell me to verify that the file is where I say it is and that it is accessible, which it is. I can go to that file in Adobe Reader and open it.

Disable the protection mode in the preferences of Adobe Reader.

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