PDF Files in Safari

In the "good old days," Safari used to open all PDF files in a window within Safari, using an Acrobat product by default, and without asking me each time what application I wanted to use.
Now, after some software crashes, Safari asks me to pick an application each and every time it tries to open a PDF within Safari. I choose Adobe Acrobat Professional (v 8.1.0) and all works fine for just that occasion; however, I still must choose Acrobat each and every time in the future.
Any suggestions (I looked under preferences in Safari but missed it if it was there) as to how to set Safari to always use Acrobat to open all PDFs within Safari?
Thank you!!!

Hi CharPatton,
Are you working on a stand alone at work ??, or is it that all the computer are connected to a network server?
If it is the last on than you have to talk to the IT-people how to activate PDF's in Safari.
When you are working on a stand alone than the best is to re-install Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.1.0
Or when this is not possible than you can use the Schubert plug-in
Here you will find it ..
Schubert Plug-in
When you use it home than you have to go back to the Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.1.0 Preferences>Internet an deactivate 'view Pdf's in browser'
Good luck ...
Dimaxum

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