On Sunday June 24 2007 5:04:28 pm Chris Jones wrote: > Yet again Karl, you have no idea what you are talking about... > > What Kam was referring to was getting the acroread mozilla plugin to work - > The plugin which allows you to view pdf documents embedded inside a mozilla > (firefox, seamonkey et.c) web browser. > > The answer you gave was to how to open a previously saved PDF document in > the standalone acroread program. This is a completely different issue. You guys are a bunch of curmudgeons! Lighten up -- if you don't like Karl's posts, which is abundantly clear of about a half dozen of you, just don't read them. Your incessant chest thumping is obnoxious. Now, regarding Acroread, the modification to the code is the fix. It's been that way for a good while. Hopefully, the packager will get around to fixing it. BUT, for the record, that is all I did to my installation from the rpm, and clicking on a .pdf in Firefox opens Acroread. So, I'm not so sure about the need for that browser plugin fix. Oh yeah, clicking on a .pdf on the desktop ALSO opens Acroread. I've had it running for months in FC6 and just got it up and running last week in F7. -- Claude Jones Brunswick, MD -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
