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Richard888
, Mar 16 2007 11:30 AM
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Posted 16 March 2007 - 02:30 PM
"Secure Web Page" is not necessarily a PDF formatted document.
(though it might be for you on the single Secure Site that you are referring to)
If it is PDF, you should be prompted to install Adobe Reader to read PDF documents.
I like the alternative (Foxit) for reading PDF formatted documents. (much smaller programs, works great without being a resource hog like Adobe it)
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However, your problem is more likely related to Security Settings in IE.
I think the ones you need to enable are:
Use SSL 2.0
Use SSL 3.0
These setting can be viewed in IE - Tools - Internet Options - Advanced - then scroll down about 3/4 through the list.
Or you can simply return your Security Settings to Default in"
IE - Tools - Internet Options - Security(tab) - Internet - Press Default Levels
Best Regards
(though it might be for you on the single Secure Site that you are referring to)
If it is PDF, you should be prompted to install Adobe Reader to read PDF documents.
I like the alternative (Foxit) for reading PDF formatted documents. (much smaller programs, works great without being a resource hog like Adobe it)
_________
However, your problem is more likely related to Security Settings in IE.
I think the ones you need to enable are:
Use SSL 2.0
Use SSL 3.0
These setting can be viewed in IE - Tools - Internet Options - Advanced - then scroll down about 3/4 through the list.
Or you can simply return your Security Settings to Default in"
IE - Tools - Internet Options - Security(tab) - Internet - Press Default Levels
Best Regards
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