Re: Problem with PDF files

"Dick Kittrell" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.opera.linux
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Message-ID <op.usfc3rqdzpne9g@dick-hp>
Hello -

	I am having that same problem, as well as others.  I am running Ubuntu  
8.04/KDE, Opera 9.64 also.  Never had ANY problems with earlier Opera  
versions,  but since about 9.52 the list has been growing. For example, on  
websites with buttons, some will work, some not. I use QRZ.com a lot to  
lookuip Ham Radio calls. That button always worked before, and still does  
in any other browser, but does nothing in 9.64.  Also, web pages are  
re-formatted to the extent some are not even readable,, and choosing  
either Author mode style or  User mode style doesn't fix anything - just  
different degrees of bad!

	Sure would like to get some advice, as I would hate to give up entirely,  
as Opera has been my favorite for years.
Thanks,
Dick



On Wed, 15 Apr 2009 05:03:54 -0500, Sven <[email protected]>  
wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Running 9.64 on linux/KDE.
>
> When browsing new/unread pdf-files it works fine with Acrobat reader 8/9.
> However, when browsing earlier read files I mostly (not always) have a  
> blank
> screen only. The address in the address field is ok but the pdf do not  
> load.
> Cut-and-past the address into Konqueror will open the pdf so the file is
> there.
>
> Anyone having similar anoying problems ? Cache-problem ?
>
> Thank's
>
> Sven
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