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I am new to Firefox, after having been very long with IE. I have this problem where I cannot open PDF files in the browser
Previously with IE, when I left click on the link, I am given a choice of either opening or saving the pdf file. The file name and extension is shown very clearly

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However with Firefox, I get this message 'YOU HAVE CHOSEN TO OPEN (FILE NAME.. no extension) which is a application/octet-stream. What should Firefox do with this?' I am given an option to either save it or open it but unable to tick the checkbox 'Do this automatically for files like this from now on' . It is blanked off. The way I see it Firefox does not recognise the file type, until I select the pdf reader manually. Alternatively, when I open the webpage in IE within Firefox, it works perfectly.
Where is the problem? I use Firefox 3.0 and PDF X-Change viewer. I also have Adobe Reader 9, which is my second-preference due to its sluggishnessI am new to Firefox, after having been very long with IE. I have this problem where I cannot open PDF files in the browser
Previously with IE, when I left click on the link, I am given a choice of either opening or saving the pdf file. The file name and extension is shown very clearly
However with Firefox, I get this message 'YOU HAVE CHOSEN TO OPEN (FILE NAME.. no extension) which is a application/octet-stream. What should Firefox do with this?' I am given an option to either save it or open it but unable to tick the checkbox 'Do this automatically for files like this from now on' . It is blanked off. The way I see it Firefox does not recognise the file type, until I select the pdf reader manually. Alternatively, when I open the webpage in IE within Firefox, it works perfectly.
Where is the problem? I use Firefox 3.0 and PDF X-Change viewer. I also have Adobe Reader 9, which is my second-preference due to its sluggishness