Unable to send an email with Adobe Reader X

I am using Outlook 2010 as my default email client. Every time I try sending an email I get this error. Either there is no default mail client or the current mail client cannot fulfill the request. Please run Microsoft Outlook and set it as the default mail client. I no fo a fact this is my email client what can I do? Any help would be great. Thanks fo any input. Using Win 7 64bit ultimate as OS.

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http://www.freeforum101.com/iworktipsntrick/viewforum.php?f=22&sid=3527487677f0c 6fa05b6297cd00f8eb9&mforum=iworktipsntrick
Pages '09 should still be in your Applications/iWork folder.
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i am unable to open any file associated with adobe reader or adobe pro. when i double-click the file, adobe reader opens up but it goes into a loop.
adobe reader opens, then a progress window opens, as if the file will open but adobe closes and opens again and the same cycle repeats itself until i manually close the program.
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i can open regular .PDF files when i double-click the icon and i can also open .PDF files when i open adobe reader first and then choose open file. it's just the .FDF files that are the problem (so far).
the file in question happens to be an .FDF extension, which is an internet generated form. i attached a screen shot of the screen that pops up, goes away, and pops up again that creates the loop.
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hey ankit,
sorry i didn't see a notification that you replied to this discussion.
"1. Generate a new PDF and a FDF file. Try opening the same and see if it behaves the same way."
yes, it does behave the same way, it's just a continuous loop until i have to kill the process.
"2. Check if you have access to the PDF that is being used by the particular FDF."
by this do you mean the correct permissions? if that is what you mean, then yes, the permissions are set correctly.
"3. If possible, please send me the FDF and the associated PDF that is behaving in this way on your system."
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But anyway, this is of no importance; it is your file association that is wrong: Word documents (.doc, .docx) must be associated with Word, or in your case Word Viewer, not Adobe Reader. This is why you cannot view your attachments.
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No worries. But it is strange that you cannot even send email with a PDF attachment from Microsoft Mail. At this point, no PDF viewers (e.g. Microsoft Reader, Adobe Reader Touch) are involved because you are not viewing PDF files.
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Hello,
I downloaded Reader XiI Pro for the trial period. I used it and was very, very impressed with you developing program of that caliber. I was extremly impressed with the depth and detail of all of the options available. Just to let all of you know I have never sent an email or letter to a software developer because of how impressed I was with it.
This is a program that really could help me develope and steamline my wife's business as well as just using the functions available to me for other reasons.
What really turned me off very quickly was the $19.95 monthly charge. I came from the IBM family of products primarily the system software on the AS/400 sytem. All of the sytem programs whether it was the operating system to the Client Access software. One off the downfalls of the AS/400 was not due to its system lifecycle. What really ruined the sale of the AS/400 was directly related to the yearly licence fees for its software. .
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Please note that there is no such product as Adobe Reader Pro. It is called Adobe Acrobat Pro.
If you are on Windows you might consider Adobe Acrobat Standard, which costs less and does less.
You might also like to know that Adobe Acrobat (Pro and Standard) are available for one time fees, with of course the need to pay for upgrades every few years. This information is not well presented.
(This reply is not from Adobe. There is no email for sending such information to Adobe, sorry. You might try the Acrobat Feature Request forum).

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