I don't know about plugins for Netscape, but I just installed
MozillaFirebird and it ask if I wanted xpdf to open the pdf
file to view with out setting up anything. It also blocked
pop ups and comes with a windows and linux version and has
an easy place to clear cookies, etc in the options. I've only
been playing with it for a few days but it looks pretty good.
Linda
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003, Jason Murray wrote:
> I had this same problem. Thanks to Danilo, this was a great help.
>
> I also found a document on the Adobe site that explains how to set up the
> Acrobat Reader plugin to work with Netscape (ok, the document is for
> Netscape 4.x, but it worked for Netscape 7, although I skipped the part
> starting with "To change Netscape's preferences"):
> http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/2e446.htm
>
> Is there a (better?) place to find this information? (WARNING - POSSIBLE
> IGNORANT QUESTION FROM NEWBIE) Why doesn't Acrobat reader's installation
> program take care of this plugin stuff automatically?
>
> Finally, the plugin is working for me. However, Netscape always opens a
> separate window to spawn the plugin and display the PDF file. Is there a
> way for me to change this behavior so that the PDF file displays in the
> current window rather than spawning a new window?
>
> Thanks and Best Regards,
>
> Jason Murray
> Senior Design Engineer
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
>
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