[Electronics-Talk] PDF's

[Andrews, David B (DEED)]

The most common program to use is Adobe Acrobat Reader -- which is free.

You may also have to configure your browser to open PDF's in Reader, not in its own plug-in, which isn't as reliable.

Dave


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Subject: [Electronics-Talk] PDF's

Hi everyone,


I was wondering if anyone knew of a good and accessible program to read pdf files?

There are some documents I have to fill out on my grad school's web site, and when I open them, they keep opening in Microsoft Edge, or it wants to open in some other internet browser. Wondering if you have any suggestions please.