[Cbsupport] PDF from Internet

[Geoffrey Dye]

Con Validas wrote:

>Hi Geoffrey
>
>Try right-clicking on the PDF link, select 'Save Link
>As', then save it to your home directory. Launch
>Acrobat and open the saved file.
>
>Regards
>
>Con 
>
>--- Geoffrey Dye <gdye at pacific.net.au> wrote:
>
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>>Hello
>>
>>I have a Linux system computer from Computerbank
>>[Pentium III] fitted 
>>with Acrobat Reader.
>>
>>My problem is that it has proved impossible to read
>>information in PDF 
>>from the Internet.  Each time, a message comes up
>>'no suitable 
>>application found'.
>>
>>Is there anything I can do to rectify this?  I am
>>not conversant with 
>>the technicalities of the Linux system, having been
>>used for a long time 
>>to Microsoft Windows.
>>
>>Any assistance will be welcome.  With thanks,
>>
>>Geoffrey Dye
>>
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>TO: Con, Deb & Max
>  
>
Many thanks for your very helpful suggestions.  The problem is now 
solved - how simple it is when you know what you are supposed to do!!

All the best,

Geoff Dye

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