Reader in IE9 64 bit?

I have no problem using Reader in IE 9 32 bit browser, but it will not install in the 64 bit version. When using the 64 bit version, any click on a .pdf in IE9 just makes the cursor blink. Using Manage Add-Ons, Reader does not appear. I ran repair on reader 9.3, installed 9.4 and run repair on 9.4, still no success in getting the add-on identified in the 64 bit browser. I can't find anywhere on the MS site on how to install or force an add-on to be recognized, although I can delete or disable one that has been installed. Has anybody been successful at getting Reader in a 64 bit browser?

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Hi Michael -
I agree, there isn't much benefit to the 64-bit client, but one distinct advantage could be speed. Since 64 bit clients typically don't run with add-ons (because most add-ons are 32-bit), the browser loads faster and runs a little quicker. But to me, that is not enough to switch from 32-bit. The reason I primarily care is I support external customers at a 3rd level, and I'm starting to see more and more of this where there default client is th 64-bit IE and not 32-bit. Trying to convince most users to just use 32-bit is pretty easy, but there are always a handful that want the latest and greatest and they have a hard time understanding that it just will not work for them in a lot of situations. Thanks for the quick reply!

Installation of Acrobat reader in 64 bit OS

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Reader (It hasn't been called Acrobat since 2005) is a 32 bit app. If Primo PDF is 64 bit (I wouldn't have a clue because I don't use Primo) it probably won't interface with Reader unless it has WOW64 elements built in.

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Hello,
I am developing an application (from JDeveloper) to operate with two data base. In one hand threre is Oracle and in the other one DB2 (AS400).
I am trying to read a DB2'sfield with the "char() for bit data" type from Oracle, but I can't read it.
I have trying:
rset.getObject(1) -->[B@1a786c3
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Do you have any solution to see the value of this type of field?
Thank you and regards

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Greetings,
I'm working on a project for a customer of mine. I'm working off of his I/O mapping list. We are using MODBUS to communicate to a Motorola MOSCAD FIU. According to the I/O Map, I need to read a bit from address 307682:01 which normal I would translate into 307682.1 but Lookout is not excepting this address as a valid Data Member. So I did some troubleshooting of my own and found that Modbus Data member (307682) is only used as "a 6-digit addresses of 16 bit input registers encoded as unsigned binary integers ranging from 0 - 65535." I guess an analog value.
Is my thought process correct on this? Does my customer need to change his I/O mapping. Am I overlooking something?
Attached is a copy of the I/
O map.
Oliver Scheurer
Aegis Solutions, Inc.
2660-T Yonkers Road
Raleigh, NC 27604
Phone: (919) 861-0103 Ext. 231
Fax: (919) 861-0104
www.aegis-solutions.com
Attachments:
IO_Map_for_lookout.xls ‏69 KB

WOW!!.. I get to answer my own question. You all are slow... J/K...
Anyway, the fine people at NI Tech Support Helped me out with this one. Seems that it is a problem related to Lookout and Modbus. After discussing this problem with a few engineers, I decided to call the customer and let him know of his mistake. Well, he proceeded to tell me that "Wonderware can do it with out a problem". So I called NI Support again, and they told me that further research showed that it is something that was not put into Lookout. The Support engineer started a "CARD?". But he also gave me a work around.
1. create an expression
2, enter getbit(3,1)
This expression will return a ON status since the number 3 in binary is 1 1 and looking at the first bit is 1.
So for my
application I would use
getbit(modbus1.307682,1)
I hope this makes sense.
Oliver Scheurer
Aegis Solutions, Inc.
2660-T Yonkers Road
Raleigh, NC 27604
Phone: (919) 861-0103 Ext. 231
Fax: (919) 861-0104
www.aegis-solutions.com

CheckBox reader and other bits

Hi
I'm a perl srcipter so I get the basics of programming even if I've got the java terminology wrong. I have a table with 4 rows 5 columns, I want to draw each row as a line on a graph and I want to be able to control which row(s) are displayed with checkboxes. The code below compiles as it stands so hopefully you can see what I'm trying to do. I have the following issues which I've been unable to sort and hope someone will point me the right way.
Reading the checkbox events. My plan was for a boolean array (checkBoxSetting[]) which recorded true/false for each line on the graph then I could print 'if true'. Do I need to somehow call the 'itemStateChanged' method (line 7 from within the arrayExp() method (line 112)? Do I need the block commented out at lines 60-65 and if so what causes the error "addItemListener(java.awt.event.ItemListener) in javax.swing.AbstractButton cannot be applied to (arrayExp)"? Am I any where close to getting this working?
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Line 124 I changed from grid layout to box layout so I don't think I sould need this line but if I comment it out I get a very small panel with nothing on it. So what should I put insead?
Line 163 I need to scale the data by dividing the height of the y axis by the highest data value. With the test data that should be 200/400 = 0.5 but whatever I define scale as (double, float, int) I get zero as the result? (thus it's currently over written on line 164)
I find testing as an application easyer so I plan to convert this to an applet once I've got it working. Is that a bad plan, should I just make it into an applet now the worry about functionality later?
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import java.awt.event.*;
import java.lang.Math;
import java.net.*;
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
import javax.swing.*;
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          checkBoxSetting[2]=true;
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//      int h = getSize().height;
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          int height=200;
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          EColor[1]= new Color(0,0,255);      //green
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     //(depending on the layout manager).
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     //(depending on the layout manager).
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To address some of your questions:
Do I need the block commented out at lines 60-65 and if so what causes the error
"addItemListener(java.awt.event.ItemListener) in javax.swing.AbstractButton cannot be applied
to (arrayExp)"?Uncommenting that block would seem reasonable. However, you then have to make arrayExp implement ItemListener and provide an itemStateChanged(ItemEvent) method.
Note that this advice only applies while you're learning. For production-quality code I wouldn't have a component also be a listener, but I'd use an (anonymous, generally) inner class.
Line 163 I need to scale the data by dividing the height of the y axis by the highest data
value. With the test data that should be 200/400 = 0.5 but whatever I define scale as (double,
float, int) I get zero as the result?The problem is on the right hand side of the = sign. You're dividing an int by an int, and that performs integer division. The tidiest way of fixing this is to cast the expression after the / to double:           double scale=height/(double)max;Whenever division produces suspicious zeroes that's something to check.
if you want to advise on other glaring errors in my structure please do.MyCanvas seems to do an awful lot of work in the paint method. All of the bits which set up data should be pulled out, probably into the constructor. (Some people would disagree with me and have an init() method instead. There are pros and cons).

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Sorry if I have misinterpreted something in the thread above, but ...
What ID were you using when you first bought those Kalahari books (presumably on the old laptop)?
If it was an anonymous 'not registered with Adobe' ID then you may be stuck (see below).
Otherwise, you should still be able to read them on the new laptop as long as you use the same ID used when you bought them on the old laptop.
~~~
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I find this absolutely ridiculous and unexpected from
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The effort needed to provide an 64-bit version along with a 32-bit one is virtually nonexistent.
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Come on Adobe give us a break.

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Any help appreciated.
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Files uploaded to the "incoming" directory cannot be downloaded. That folder is intended to be used for submitting code to NI to investigate bugs and such things, not for forum posts.
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Attachments:
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