Some quick givens before I start. IE 11 is non-negotiable. Adobe Reader 9.1 is also non-negotiable.
I'm having a fit with printing reports at the back desk computer with Opera, our property management software. I have to do a preview before printing, but I'm getting a blank dialog box with just a blue question mark and OK, and a blank document.
If I go to Adobe Reader -> preferences -> internet and uncheck the open in browser box, the file will open, but I get the open/save/cancel security warning in a new IE11 window. The "open without permission" plug-in setting doesn't matter. I get either the blank dialog or security warning question depending on the adobe reader preferences setting.
Can I disable the question while still having the checkbox unchecked? Is there a fix for when the "open in browser" setting is on?
Oracle support's only answer was to have me reinstall Adobe Reader. I'm not calling them again because I strongly dislike being talked down to as if I were a grade schooler. I know what a web address box is, you silly person.
This may get rid of the security questions when not opening in a browser.
the blank dialog box appears to be a common problem many people solve by installing a different pdf reader browser plugin, but it seems you're stuck with ie11+adobe reader, so that's doesn't sound like an option for you.
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Do you have to use Adobe? Can you put Foxit or Skim on the machine?
Not to mention I'm not the only one who works at that desk, I only see most of my coworkers at either the very beginning or very end of their days, and I've only been here TWO WEEKS.
