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#16
July 27th 04, 04:29 AM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in =
IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and = reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. --=20 ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message = ... =20 "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes = standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. =20 David: =20 Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". =20 What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on = a Windows machine? =20 Thanks! =20 Jon =20 "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web = browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat = process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop = clobbering me? Thanks!  Jon jbondy at sover dot net =20 
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#17
July 27th 04, 04:29 AM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in =
IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and = reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. --=20 ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message = ... =20 "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes = standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. =20 David: =20 Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". =20 What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on = a Windows machine? =20 Thanks! =20 Jon =20 "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web = browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat = process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop = clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net =20
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#18
July 28th 04, 04:21 PM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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July 28th 04, 04:21 PM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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July 28th 04, 04:21 PM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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#21
July 28th 04, 09:20 PM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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#22
July 29th 04, 12:17 AM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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#23
July 29th 04, 04:38 AM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
jon wrote:
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net Adobe Reader 5 came with a lot of install CDs for reading pdf documentation. Q
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#24
July 29th 04, 06:19 AM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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#25
July 29th 04, 06:33 AM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
jon wrote:
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net Adobe Reader 5 came with a lot of install CDs for reading pdf documentation. Q
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#26
July 29th 04, 11:55 AM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
jon wrote:
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net Adobe Reader 5 came with a lot of install CDs for reading pdf documentation. Q
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#27
July 29th 04, 05:01 PM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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#28
July 29th 04, 06:33 PM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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July 29th 04, 07:30 PM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
jon wrote:
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net Adobe Reader 5 came with a lot of install CDs for reading pdf documentation. Q
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#30
July 30th 04, 08:07 AM
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Adobe Acrobat Reader becomes compute bound
No doubt that 6 is a total dog, and I'd love to download 5, but it's no
longer available from the Adobe site. Any thoughts? Jon "David Candy" wrote in message ... Version 5 is far superior to Ver 6. It usues terminology like Display in IE or something. I found it in 6 in 10 secs when I installed 6 (and reverted to 5 a day or two later as 6 is a DOG). Look on your menus. -- ---------------------------------------------------------- 'Not happy John! Defending our democracy', http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/...392635123.html "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... "David Candy" wrote in message ... Don't use Acrobat or use it stand alone. It almost never crashes standalone. Edit - Preferences - Options to choose. David: Thanks, but Edit, Preferences, Options does not work in Acrobat 6. I couldn't find anything like "standalone mode". What other compatible readers are you aware of that will show PDFs on a Windows machine? Thanks! Jon "jon" j bondy at sover dot net wrote in message ... Sometimes, when I try to exit out of a PDF document from a web browser (either IE or FireFox), the system hangs until I kill the Acrobat process. Any idea what is going wrong, and how I can make Acrobat stop clobbering me? Thanks! Jon jbondy at sover dot net
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