Adobe reader/Live mail


  1. banjoman
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    Adobe reader/Live mail


    Running Windows 7. Unable to open PDF attachments direct from the Windows Live Mail. Despite making sure the file association is showing Adobe Reader for PDF attachments. Any thoughts would be appreciated
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  3. richc46
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    Windows 10, Home Clean Install
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    Click on the adobe icon, then go to repair. If your problem is not corrected, I would uninstall then install, again, with the most updated version.
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