Mistake with Acrobat 8 professional & internet explorer

I have an Acrobat 8 pro, but when work it give me the next message " Cannot use Adobe Reader to view PDF in your browser. Reader will now exist. Please exit your browser and try again".
I have internet explorer 8.

Esto es el Foro de Usuarios en español.
Comprueba por favor en Panel de Control>Programas, si tiens instalado ademásde Acrobat 8 Pro algun Acrobat Reader, desinstalalo, porque no deben estar instalados ambos a la vez.
Qué versión de Windows utilizas?
Alguna razón para seguir usando IExplorer 8?

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Comprueba por favor en Panel de Control>Programas, si tiens instalado ademásde Acrobat 8 Pro algun Acrobat Reader, desinstalalo, porque no deben estar instalados ambos a la vez.
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BROWSER HACKS: the hacks below should not be changed unless you are an expert
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In this line:
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Close the image tag at the end:
<img... ...height:800;" />
You need to go through your <ul> and <li> tags very, very carefully. You have some mismatched elements (missing closing tags) in your huge list.
Here:
<p>
     
     
   <p> </p>
You have missed a closing </p> tag
These input elements need closing like this
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Check your site in the validator: http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.canonguy.net%2FKehilaLinktest %2F
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Martin
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Hi Phil238,
Thank you for your post. These forums are specific to the
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I try to disabled everything on secure on IE and still nothing...
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vertical submenu lines up okay in Safari and Firefox but in
Internet Explorer my submenus are shown higher than the the
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can to find a solution but nothing works. Have a look at
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BROWSER HACKS: the hacks below should not be changed unless you are an expert
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and
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Hello. I created a website in dreamweaver using rollover images for the links. When I load the webpage in the firefox, google, or opera browsers it loads fine, however when I load it in internet explorer I get an "allow activex" message. When I tried to view it on my tablet in google it loaded fine, but when I tried to load it in my tablet using internet explorer it didn't show any links at all and than it crashed the browser. What can cause this and how can I fix it? is there a better way to create rollover images that I'm not aware of? I tried to use CSS code in the stylesheet to make rollover images, but couldn't figure out how to do that.
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Any server you have access to would work fine, you just upload to a temporary folder, like TEST, then delete it after the problem is found.
However, if you're not online yet, and having issue with IE, it's very likely you just need to drop IE's security settings to allow it to display local file attachments correctly (yeah, don't ask, it's a Microsoft thing).
Go into IE and choose Tools > Internet Options > Security and drop the scrubber bar down a notch or two, restart and try again.
When the site is uploaded to an actual server, that error won't come up because all files are coming from the same remote source (Microsoft, it doesn't have to make sense®)
You can do a search online to get more info on customizing the settings manually, somehting like this page will come up if you search allow blocked local files: IE 10 is blocking javascript on local html files - Microsoft Community

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I am using Forms and Reports 10g and Database 10g. Installed both successfully.
When i try to run a form(even Test.fmb) , it is not working in internet explorer.... i still could not understand the problem. But, i noticed one thing... either, JInitiator is not installed or it is not invoking automatically when i run the forms... this is the problem.. can someone help me on this please?

I am using Forms and Reports 10g and Database 10g.
Installed both successfully.
When i try to run a form(even Test.fmb) , it is not
working in internet explorer.... i still could not
understand the problem. But, i noticed one thing...
either, JInitiator is not installed or it is not
invoking automatically when i run the forms... this
is the problem.. can someone help me on this please?When you say "it is not working..." what do you mean??
What is the error message raised??
Does the browser crashes??
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