Open PDF file in my Hotmail account

I cannot open a PDF file sent to me to my Hotmail account as an attachment. What can I do??

Hi,
If you could describe your problem in detail? What exactly haapen when you click on the attachment.
What version of Adobe Reader do you have?
~Pranav

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Have you looked at the [[Opening PDF files within Firefox]] Knowledge Base article? There is a lot of useful information in there. They actually list 2 different PDF plugins. I'd give both a try if you are having issues.
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I cannot open PDF files.
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I looked at your account and see that you have an active subscription to ExportPDF. Are you trying to open PDF files, or files that you've converted from PDF to another format? What happens when you try to open the files? Do you receive an error message (and if so, what is it?).
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RE: [Adobe Reader] when i open pdf file it open all the pages but some pages give error massage (there was error processing a page,there was a problem reading this document 110) but if i open this page which give me error with google chrome it's work ? i

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