Unable to see pdf from a web browser on a android tablet

I recently brought the toshiba tablet to use for uni. Uni puts pdfs on the web site (lecture notes) when i click into the pdf on my tablet it opens to a blank screen. I was wondering if it was my adobe reader and if so how do i change this so i can see the pdfs ?? I have tried other browser an they do the same thing..

This sounds like a great feature. Taking a picture and uploading to a printing service. On a computer, you normally get a "Finder" that lets you traverse your hard drive for files to upload. Since the iPhone is OSX you would think you could do that. But if not, it would be cool if you could select you photos to upload them, but then only uploading photos would work, so if you found a site that would let you upload a file (not a picture) it wouldn't work. Another application, say you are on vacation. You take some pictures and want to put them on a website. Of course then you would need to be able to upload files (html), etc. Oh well.
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