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Monday, October 11, AM. I have installed Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. I use my bank online site to view and save bank statements. Clicking on the statement brings up a window with the statement pdf. Clicking on "Save" button does not show a windows dialog box to save it in a location on hard disk. It is random though. It works for certain statements and for others it does not. I opened the same through Mozilla Firefox and it worked fine. I am using Internet Explorer 8 on Vista 32 bit.
Tuesday, November 16, PM. This is the best fix it worked! Monday, February 7, PM. Friday, February 11, PM. If the save button does not work like when you open your bank statements just go to Tools in IE, then internet explorer options, Security Tab, Trusted sites, then add that site.
For me it worked like a charm. Hope this helps. Remember to restart IE. Saturday, February 26, AM. I did what imnoexpert suggested, and it worked fine. This, using explorer 8 mind.
I suspect the same would have worked with explorer 7. Just RIGHT click on the down arrow next to "share documents", and the save document icon appears, all good and fine. Not at all obvious though. Thursday, March 10, PM. Monday, March 14, PM. Thursday, March 17, PM. Thanks all for the suggestions. I was able to solve the problem by using Safari removed the issue. Also set my Acrobat with preferences to open PDF outside the browser and that allowed me to save.
Ridiculous that IE and the Adobe plug in have such an important bug. Saturday, March 19, AM. I am having the exact same problem now and I have Windows 7 and IE 8. I am glad to be able to see all the suggestions.
Friday, April 1, PM. Any other ideas? Saturday, April 2, AM. BS, If you have Acrobat you have the reader. Tuesday, July 12, PM. I knew there would be a troll in here someplace. Let us avoid YOU! Friday, August 12, AM. Friday, September 30, PM. Saturday, December 3, PM.
I am having the same problem and it is not a browser issue. I've tried Firefox, IE and Chrome and nothing works.
Thursday, December 29, PM. Click on "Select default PDF handler" 6. Thursday, January 26, PM. I can only assume that this is some kind of security "feature" Adobe has implemented. Monday, February 13, PM. Friday, March 23, AM. I stumbled onto something that works! Open the pdf. Right click anywhere on the pdf to get a small menu. Left click the top item on that menu "Add Text or Signature.
Click the save copy button on that toolbar at the right. Save it and then open it up there for full functionality of Adobe. Thursday, April 5, PM. Absolutely spot on Susan. Easy as. Thank's a million. Monday, April 9, AM. Friday, July 6, AM. I encounter the same problem. Wednesday, December 5, AM. Wednesday, January 8, PM.
Hi, Did you find solution to your problem? Please share with me. I have a workaround. Please see below: When we open a pdf in browser using acrobat, we get print in the acrobat menu bar.
Don't use it for printing, it may crash or stop the IE. You can print the pdfs through browser. Thursday, April 17, AM. Thursday, April 17, PM. I had same problem on Windows 7. PDFs from some sites would open within IE7 and then there was no way to save the file. My work around. On the edit menu select preferences and deselect "display PDF in browser". For me this forced IE to open a new Adobe window with the full menus and ability to save.
Thursday, July 3, PM. Open Acrobat, go to Edit the preferences go to Security Enhanced - clear the checkbox that says Enable protected mode at startup. Tuesday, October 7, AM. I think it is time to switch over to Apple. This Microsoft crap is getting to messy.
If only they would stick to the XP style. Wednesday, August 19, AM. You can say that again! I installed Windows 10, and then uninstalled it. Then, out of the blue, it started upgrading me to Windows 10 again. I had no problems with the Adobe before this - now nothing but trouble.
However, downloading a PDF is still possible. By default, Google Chrome opens a PDF file in the browser window instead of saving it to the downloads folder. To have PDF files open in the browser again, repeat these steps and select the Preview in Firefox option or Use other option to choose another program.
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