Mulitple version of adobe in Internet Explorer

I have this unique problem. I need to have 2 version of adobe(version 8 reader and version 5 full) on the same computer. I have forms that we send through email that needs the full version. I change the forms extension on my INTRANET to "PDFF" and create a file associate to open those form.
The file association work as long as the form is stored on my computer. It appears that IE opens both extension "pdf and the new pdff" using the reader. Do you know how I can get IE to open the create version of ADOBE?

> Do you know how I can get IE to open the create version of ADOBE?
De-install Adobe Reader 8 and re-install Adobe Acrobat 5.

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Commençons par désactiver les mises à jour automatiques:
Nous ne voulons pas que Windows réinstalle ce que nous désinstallons. N'ayez pas d’inquiétudes, nous réinstallerons tout après.
Cliquez sur "démarrer" => "panneau de configuration" => "système et sécurité". En dessous de "windows update", cliquez sur "activer ou désactiver la mise à jours automatiques". Dans la fenêtre "Mises à jour importantes" sélectionnez "Rechercher les mises à jour mais me laisser choisir s'il convient de les télécharger et de les installer".
Maintenant, désinstallons Internet Explorer 11:
Allez sur démarrer => panneau de configuration => désinstaller un programme. Trouvez (à gauche) "Activer ou désactiver des fonctionnalités Windows". Décochez "internet explorer 11". Un avertissement s'affiche, cliquez sur oui. Cliquez sur OK.
Patientez pendant la désinstallation, puis trouvez (de nouveau à gauche) "Afficher les mises à jour installées". Sélectionnez "internet explorer 11" puis cliquez sur "désinstaller". Un avertissement s'affiche, cliquez sur oui. Patientez à nouveau.
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Après le redémarrage, lancez Internet Explorer pour vérifier sa version. Pour cela une fois internet explorer lancé, trouvez l'aide dans la barre de menus ou dans la barre d'outil, c'est un point d'interrogation. Sélectionnez "à propos d'internet explorer". Vous connaitrez ainsi votre numéro de version.
Vous avez Internet Explorer 10 ? Il vous faut recommencer les manipulations précédentes pour le désinstaller, d'abord dans "Activer ou désactiver des fonctionnalités Windows", puis dans "Afficher les mises à jour installées".
Malheureusement je ne peux pas vérifier sur mon PC la procédure exacte à suivre car sur mon PC, j'obtiens directement la version 8 d'internet explorer. Mais si vous faites comme précédemment, vous ne devriez pas rencontrer de problèmes.
Vous avez Internet Explorer 9 ou antérieur ? Félicitations ! Réessayez d'installer votre ancienne version de Photoshop Element, cela devrait fonctionner. Je l'ai testé sur mon PC avec IE8 et IE9, cela fonctionne.
Si vous avez toujours le même message d'erreur, vous pouvez appliquer la solution dédiée à windows 8, qui est plus complexe.
Après l'installation, je vous conseille de réinstaller la dernière version d'internet explorer. Pour cela:
Cliquez sur "panneau de configuration" => "système et securité" => "windows update". Cliquez sur "-- mises à jour facultatives sont disponibles", ou sur "-- mises à jour importantes sont disponibles". Sélectionnez uniquement Internet Explorer 11 (ou plus si disponible). Vérifiez bien que dans les "mises à jour importantes" aucune autre mise à jour n'est cochée. Cliquez sur OK. Vérifiez "une mise à jour facultative sélectionnée", et cliquez enfin sur "installer les mises à jour".
Patientez, puis cliquez sur "redémarrer maintenant" lorsqu'on vous y invite.
Il ne reste plus qu'a réactiver les mises à jour automatiques: (à votre convenance, évidement)
Cliquez sur "démarrer" => "panneau de configuration" => "système et sécurité". En dessous de "windows update", cliquez sur "activer ou désactiver la mise à jours automatiques". Dans la fenêtre "Mises à jour importantes" sélectionnez "Installer les mises à jour automatiquement".
Sur WINDOWS 8:
Attention, ces manipulations sont plus complexes, et à effectuer à vos risques et périls. Il est très possible de planter complètement une installation de windows en modifiant de mauvaises valeurs dans la base de registre. Je vous conseille donc avant de commencer d'effectuer une sauvegarde de votre ordinateur, et de vos données.
Comment:
Sur windows 8, Internet Explorer est intégré. Impossible de revenir à une ancienne version. Nous allons donc devoir faire croire à notre utilitaire d'installation de photoshop element qu'internet explorer 8 ou 9 est présent.
Pré requis:
Cette solution nécessite que vous vous procuriez le fichier "iexplore.exe" des versions Internet Explorer 8 ou 9. Il s'agit bien là uniquement de ce fichier, qui se trouve dans le repertoire "C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer" ou "C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer" ou "C:\Programmes\Internet Explorer" sur un ordinateur ou Internet Explorer est déjà installé. Il ne s'agit en aucun cas du programme d'installation d'internet explorer.
Rien d'impossible certainement. Il est peut être trouvable quelque part sur internet, le plus simple est de le récupérer sur un ordinateur qui tourne encore sous windows XP, ou sous 7 mais avec une ancienne version d'internet explorer (éventuellement appliquez la solution précédente). Je suis sur que vous pouvez le trouver quelque part, peut être au travail, ou vous le faire envoyer par mail.
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Créez un dossier sur C: que vous appelez "internet". Pour cela: cliquez sur la fenêtre windows, en bas à gauche, puis cliquez sur "ce PC", double-cliquez sur C:, puis créez votre nouveau dossier, soit par l’icône en haut à gauche, soit en appuyant sur Ctrl + Maj + n.
Renommez le (clic droit sur le dossier) en "internet".
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Deuxième étape, la base de registre:
A partir de l'écran "acceuil" de windows 8 (accessible en cliquant sur la fenetre en bas à gauche), tapez (ne cherchez pas de fenêtre où taper, elle apparaitra à la première lettre), "regedit" puis appuyez sur entrée. Un avertissement aparait peut être, cliquez sur oui.
Cliquez sur le triangle blanc à coté de "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE", pour faire aparaitre ses sous dossiers. Faites de même pour "SOFTWARE", puis "Microsoft", puis "Windows", puis "CurrentVersion" et enfin "App Paths".
Vérifiez si vous avez un dossier s'appelant "IEXPLORE.EXE".
Sur mon PC, ce dossier n'existe pas.
Attention, si ce dossier existe sur votre ordinateur, vous allez devoir modifier les valeurs des clés qui y sont présentes. Notez bien les valeurs que vous remplacez, afin de pouvoir les rétablir après.
Si, comme sur mon PC, ce fichier n'existe pas sur votre PC, voici comment le créer:
Faites un clic gauche sur le dossier "App Paths".
En bas de la fenêtre de l’éditeur du registre, vous devriez avoir, si vous ne vous êtes pas trompé,
"Ordinateur\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths". Si vous avez donné un nom différent à votre ordinateur, c'est normal que le premier nom soit différent.
Cliquez sur "Édition" (en haut) puis "nouveau", "clé". Entrez le nom "IEXPLORE.EXE". Attention, pas iexplorer.exe mais bien iexplore.exe.
Cliquez sur ce dossier, vous devriez avoir dans la partie droite de l'editeur un fichier avec "ab" dessiné dessus et "(par défaut)" à coté. Double cliquez sur "ab". Dans la fenêtre qui apparait, dans la case "Données de la valeur", entrez: "C:\internet\iexplore.exe" puis cliquez sur ok.
Puis dans l'espace vide en dessous du premier fichier, faites un clic droit et faite "nouveau" puis "valeur de chaine". Nommez ce fichier "Path". Double cliquez dessus , et dans la fenêtre qui apparait entrez: "C:\internet;" puis cliquez sur ok.
Voilà, vous pouvez fermer l’éditeur du registre.
Vous devriez pouvoir maintenant installer votre ancienne version de Photoshop Element.
Une fois l'installation terminée, retourner dans l’éditeur de registre: écran d’accueil => "regedit" puis entrée.
Si vous aviez auparavant un dossier "IEXPLORE.EXE" dans la base de registre, rechangez les clé aux valeurs d'origine. Sinon, il vous suffit de sélectionner le dossier IEXPLORE.EXE (donc "Ordinateur\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\IEXPLORE.EXE" ) puis de faire un clic droit dessus et "effacer" . Faites bien attention de ne pas effacer un autre dossier par erreur ! Fermez ensuite l’éditeur du registre.
Supprimez également le dossier "internet" que vous aviez créé sur C:\, contenant "iexplore.exe".
J'espère que grâce à ces (longues) explications vous allez enfin pouvoir retrouver l'usage de votre version de Photoshop Element préférée !!

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He evryone i´m wondering how do you offer internet support. because at the time its the same as design two sites . 1 for everyone and another for i.e. and peopple is alwasy asking for ie, but in practice is a lot more of work .
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