Why am i unable to read pdf files on the internet???

can anyone help me please??

[email protected] wrote:
I have Adobe Reader 10.0.
Try updating to 10.1.7 or 11.0.3.
[email protected] wrote:
I click to get the pdf version and it opens a new tab and I get a blank page.
Can you try to save it to your local disk instead, and open it from there?
If that doesn't help, tell us more about your operating system & browser.

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