No me funciona la aplicación Exe-learning con Firefox 4.

Con Firefox 3 va bien Exelearning, pero cuando actualicé a la versión 4 ya no va.

Hola Enrique,
Suscribiste a ExportPDF? Los detalles que Federico te pide nos ayudarán mucho.
“El PDF original lo puedes abrir en Acrobat Reader y en el menú Archivo>Propiedades, puedes mirar en >Descripción, si indica el programa donde se creó, y el productor del PDF en Avanzado? En la pestaña de fuentes, aparecen varias?”
Quiero que trates de convertir el PDF otra vez con la opción Reconocer Texto desactivado:
Abra el PDF en Reader.
Elija Herramientas > Export PDF.
Para Convertir a, elija Microsoft Word or Microsoft Excel.
Debajo de “Reconocer texto”, haga clic en Cambiar.
En el cuadro de diálogo OCR Configuración, elija Desactivar Reconocer Texto.
Haga clic en Aceptar.
Haga click en Convertir.
No tengo Reader en español. Aquí se ve el dialogo OCR Configuracion en Inglés:

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