When I tried to run php file I am getting the following error message, "/home/karthick/Desktop/PHP files/third.php could not be opened, because the associated helper application does not exist. Change the association in your preferences." How to fix this?

first, you just asked me to use MS file Explorer to see what the properties were.,..and to ask what happened. Yes - that's on my hard drive. The problem I have is opening word files in a DB that is web enabled.....I've used Firefox browser for that, and everything else , for years...... When I look at the Tools, and options on FireFox., as your support page noted.....NOTHING is listed in the Applications tab....hence my note asking for help. The file I need to open is a Word file out on a web enabled DB. It's not on my hard drive - I have to problems opening docs there - but for that, I don't use Firefox

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Okay. I will try this again. I did remove and reinstall earlier, but will
do it now.
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On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 12:55 PM, Sabian Zildjian <[email protected]>

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Associated helper application does not exist

Please bear with me as I'm computer illiterate....
I'm a new Mac user and I don't even know if my problem is Mac related, Adobe Reader (the application) related or Firefox related....
It appears I've been opening PDF files with Preview ever since I got my Mac (I didn't realize this until today, but always wondered about why it would not open in my browser) and lately - for some reason - I'm unable to view PDF files and get the message mentioned in the subject line.
I honestly don't know what to do - I've been struggling with it all day, removing Adobe Reader, re-installing it, etc.
One thing I did find strange was that my list of Download Actions in Firefox was next to empty. Any ideas as to where I should start looking for the cause of this? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.

BTW I don't care whether I view it in Preview or Adobe Reader - I just really really need to be able to read my mail from work! TIA

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