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7/19/2009 3:43 AM
 

Any file type should be handled the same by DNN - only the client browser tries to display it inline or download it as a file. AFAIK if there are issues with PDF, it is most of the time caused by Adobe Reader installation on the client.


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7/21/2009 10:56 AM
 

After additional probing, I do think this is a local issue related to my Adobe Reader and IE.  I tried Firefox and everything seems fine.  I do not think this is a DNN issue.

Thanks, Dan

 
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