[X-Newbies] Re: haveing trouble open a pdf attachment...
Richard Ramsowr
r.ramsowr at sbcglobal.net
Thu Dec 15 05:57:53 PST 2005
Good Morning Charles
You wrote...
Attention: you own a Mac. You do not get viruses.
WOW I just removed my copy of Symantec/Norton and
rebooted my QS and I canÕt believe just how much
faster the old girl is running now that
Symantec/Norton is off of her back! That was best
advise I have ever received on line from anyone -
THANKS!
You also wrote...
NEVER use Reset Safari unless there's a dire need.
Well I got to say that oneÕs on my dime - I simple
f**ked up - one of these days IÕm going to have to
break down and read my copy of the ÒMissing ManualÓ -
I guess their more to OS X than meets the eye and yes
itÕs a far cry from OS 9!
Also thanks for the heads up on Preview. So when I get
a new PDF Reader reload I trust all should be back to
normal (what ever that is these days)
Again thanks for the input and big time help - I trust
that I might call upon you from time to time for more
of those little ÒPearlÕs of WisdomÓ!
rich
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--- Charles Martin <chasm at mac.com> wrote:
> > From: Richard ramsowr <r.ramsowr at sbcglobal.net>
> >
> > After emptying the Safari cache and Reset my
> Safari
> > 1.2 - IÕm unable to open any PDF file...
>
> Multiple problems here:
>
> 1. Safari is not the application you should be using
> to open PDF
> files. That would be Preview, which is in your Dock
> or Applications
> folder.
>
> 2. NEVER use Reset Safari unless there's a dire
> need. The Empty Cache
> part is fine and good, but Reset Safari destroys ANY
> plug-ins you may
> have had, such as (you guessed it) PDF Reader ...
>
> > When I get an e-mail and I try open a attachment,
> it
> > opens to the virus scan results window
>
> 3. Attention: you own a Mac. You do not get viruses.
> Please disable
> your "virus scanner" immediately (and if it was a
> Symantec/Norton
> product, uninstall it completely!!). All you're
> doing with that is
> slowing your machine down and causing new issues.
>
>
> Cheers
> Chas
>
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