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Sometimes when I click on a document on the web that is a pdf and open it in Adobe Reader 9 I get a dialogue box that comes up. I am unable to read it. It is blank. I have a new PC and I did a system recovery got all of the updates and the same thing still happens. There is one button I'm assuming it is "OK" and click that. I then reload the document and it works. This can be from any website I visit. The issue is while using IE.
I found another person with the same problem but with Firefox:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/w7itproappcompat/thread/2b1c433a-e408-4ca9-a ce6-a669135c954a

I have just done some more testing and have found Reader to be related to the error message I get when trying to print to the XPS Printer. In order to succesfully print to the XPS printer I have to uninstall Reader 9.3.1. I did some testing in between before doing this. But the issue seems to be related. If anyone has any ideas it would be very helpful because I use both the XPS Printer and Reader a lot.

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