Should Display PDF in Browser be able to be checked & unchecked in Preferences

I no longer can download Safari documents, like credit card statements,  as PDF files. I went into Preferences/Internet and found that  the "Display PDF in Browser" is not an option that can be check or unchecked.  Is that the problem?

"Display PDF in Browser" is greyed out in Adobe Reader 10.1.2. This is by design.
Also, There are known compatibility issues between Safari and Adobe Reader. Please see
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/908/cpsid_90885.html
the page also includes link to an plug-in on Adobe Labs that is under development.
You can try downloading the pdf on your computer and then open it with Adobe Reader desktop application

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