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Problem opening attachments
when trying to open a pdf attachment from within the inbox, the user clicks
on the paperclick and chooses open. Instead of the file opening, he gets prompted to either open it or save it. When you choose open, it brings up the c:\windows\system32 folder and if you choose save, it won't save it. I have removed and reconfigured the profile, removed and resintalled adobe acrobat, installed the latest updates for office 2000 with still no luck. He is able to open other pdf's from other drives so adobe is working correctly. Any ideas? |
Problem opening attachments
Can someone help me please?
"Kevin" wrote: when trying to open a pdf attachment from within the inbox, the user clicks on the paperclick and chooses open. Instead of the file opening, he gets prompted to either open it or save it. When you choose open, it brings up the c:\windows\system32 folder and if you choose save, it won't save it. I have removed and reconfigured the profile, removed and resintalled adobe acrobat, installed the latest updates for office 2000 with still no luck. He is able to open other pdf's from other drives so adobe is working correctly. Any ideas? |
Problem opening attachments
Kevin wrote:
when trying to open a pdf attachment from within the inbox, the user clicks on the paperclick and chooses open. Instead of the file opening, he gets prompted to either open it or save it. When you choose open, it brings up the c:\windows\system32 folder and if you choose save, it won't save it. I have removed and reconfigured the profile, removed and resintalled adobe acrobat, installed the latest updates for office 2000 with still no luck. He is able to open other pdf's from other drives so adobe is working correctly. Any ideas? Sounds like a Folder Options setting gone awry to me. -- Brian Tillman |
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