Previewing a pdf document created by Acrobat 5.0 in IE 7

I have a document converted to pdf format by Adobe Acrobat 5.0 that needs to be accessible for viewing and download from a web page. I got it uploaded to the website and there is a link to the file on the website's home page. I have Adobe Reader 9.1 on my computer. When I go to open the document that I created using Acrobat 5 by clicking on the link for it, a box comes up telling me that I "need Adobe Acrobart/Reader 8 or 9 to view the document in a web browser". My Windows XP system's Folder Options are set up to open files with a pdf extension using Adobe Reader 9.1. Yet, when I try to access a pdf from my website I get the aforementioned error message and Adobe Acrobat 5.0 opens up, and with nothing displayed. Has anyone experienced this, or know of a fix.... or what I may have done wrong in building the document or configured my web browser, Windows Internet Explorer 7? -- Chessgeek

Have you checked your preferences (Edit>Preferences>Page display) and made sure that "display large images" is checked?

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