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1. Adobe Reader For Mac
2. Find Adobe Reader Installer File

If you are using Windows and you used the default installation, you will find Adobe reader somewhere under this directory structure: C: Program Files Adobe Under this, click on any folder containing the name 'AcroRead' and try to find an executable file called 'acrord32.exe' If you double-click that executable you will start Adobe reader.

There are forums full of questions relating to “my pc will not open ’s in browsers although I have Adobe Reader v9 as suggested in the resulting error message”. I have this issue as well.

Adobe Reader For Mac

There are forums full of almost any question you can think of, easily answered or not. This one falls into the “surprisingly complex to answer” category. Personally I hate having PDFs open within the browser.

I find that the reading application, like Foxit, Acrobat or others, generally provide me much more control over how the document is presented in turn making it much easier for me to read. It’s one of the first things I change when I configure a browser. But, of course, not everyone feels the way I do. Become a and go ad-free!

Find Adobe Reader Installer File

The Two Options For those who aren’t familiar, I should probably review what I’m talking about. PDF, or Portable Document Format, files are just that – individual files that contain a document designed to be easily viewed just about anywhere. They require that you have a PDF reader of some sort installed. Most common is Adobe Acrobat Reader, though there are others such as Foxit Reader.