I dont want saved pdf documents to be opened automatically...Reader XI.

I m using a software which generates few reports a day and I get to save them which is usually pdf.
But as its default settings to open pdf is adobe,it automatically opens it after being saved.Anyway to change that setting?
Thanks alot in advance...
Raj Sevak

I do not quite understand your initial comment. You write that you do not have the Adobe Reader add-on installed on IE10, yet PDFs open in IE?
See this article how to enable viewing PDFs in a browser; you will have to do it the other way around to see the opposite effect: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/display-pdf-browser-acrobat-xi.html

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