Are you having problems downloading the PDF file?

Certain builds of Netscape, Internet Explorer and AOL do not properly display embedded PDF files, even if Acrobat Reader is installed. Instead they display a blank screen, an error message or a blank screen with a small document image in the upper left corner. Error messages can include, "File does not begin with %PDF" and "Error reading xref entry". To get around this, Adobe recommends configuring Acrobat as a helper, not a plug-in.

To configure Acrobat as a helper, follow the steps below:

Acrobat 6.0 on Windows:

Select 'Preferences' from the Edit menu.
From the Preferences dialog box, select 'Internet' from list on the left.
Uncheck 'Display PDF in Browser' under Web Browser Options.


Acrobat 5.0 on Windows:

Select 'Preferences/General' from the Edit menu.
From the Preferences dialog box, select 'Options' from list on the left.
Uncheck 'Display PDF in Browser' under Web Browser Options.


Acrobat 4.0 on Windows:

Select 'Preferences/General' from the File menu.
From the General Preferences dialog box, select 'Options' from list on the left.
Uncheck 'Web Browser Integration' under Options.


After the preferences have been set, you can click the PDF link again. You will then be prompted to save the file to your machine. After you save it to your machine, a prompt will then ask you if you want to open the file.

 

source: http://www.instron.us/wa/home/PDFConfig.aspx

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