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{for mac} Adobe does not yet maintain a plugin for viewing PDF files within Firefox for computers with Mac OS X. To view PDFs in Firefox: * If you have a Mac with a PowerPC processor, the [http://www.schubert-it.com/pluginpdf/ Schubert<nowiki>|</nowiki>it PDF Browser Plugin] can be used to view PDF files in Firefox. * If you have a Mac with an Intel processor, the [https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/7518 Firefox PDF Plugin extension] can be used to view PDF files in Firefox. = Only the first page is visible (Mac 10.5 and below) = If PDF documents open within Firefox but only the first page is viewable, make sure that the [[Using the QuickTime plugin with Firefox|QuickTime]] plugin isn't set to handle PDF content: # From the {menu Apple} menu, choose {menu System Preferences}. # From the {menu View} menu, choose {menu QuickTime}. # Click the Plug-In tab and click {button MIME settings...}. # In the list of MIME types, click the triangle next to "Images - Still image files". # If "PDF Image" is checked, click the check box to clear it. # Click {button OK} <!-- A screenshot showing the QuickTime MIME Types window with PDF Image deselected is here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2612 --> {/for} {for win,linux} The [[Using the Adobe Reader plugin with Firefox|Adobe Reader]] plugin can be used to display PDF file inside the Firefox browser window. If there is a problem with the plugin, it may become impossible to do this. When you try to view a PDF, Firefox may try to download it instead. For more information on the Adobe Reader plugin, see [[Using the Adobe Reader plugin with Firefox]]. __TOC__ = Check Firefox settings = # [[T:optionspreferences]] # Select the {menu Applications} panel. # Find '''Adobe Acrobat Document''' in the list and click on it to select it. # Click on the drop-down arrow in the '''Action''' column for the Adobe Acrobat Document entry and select '''Use Adobe Acrobat (in Firefox)'''. <br/> <br/> [[Image:c77e7a43631723daa6760be30a717e46-1258906074-116-1.png]] <br/> ** If ''Use Adobe Acrobat (in Firefox)'' is not listed as an Option, see [[#Reset download actions|Reset download actions]] below and then repeat this set of instructions. # [[T:closeOptionsPreferences]] Now try to view a PDF in Firefox. If it opens in the browser window, the problem is solved. If not, continue with the following instructions. == Reset download actions == # [[T:profileFolder]] # [[T:closeFirefox]] # Delete the {filepath mimetypes.rdf} file. = Check Adobe Reader settings = # Open Adobe Reader. # Once in Adobe Reader, click the {menu Edit} menu in the menu bar, and then click {menu Preferences...} The Preferences window will open. # In the Categories section, click on '''Internet'''. # Make sure the first check box, '''Display PDF in browser''', is checked. # Click {button OK} to dismiss the Preferences window, and then close Adobe Reader. Now try to view a PDF. If it opens in the browser window, the problem is solved. If not, continue with the next troubleshooting instructions. {for win} = Re-install the plugin = # Close Firefox. # Open the [[Using the Adobe Reader plugin with Firefox|Adobe Reader]] installation folder. This can be done by using Windows Explorer to navigate to {filepath C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\}, assuming Reader 9 is installed in the default location. # Open the {filepath Browser} sub-folder inside the [[Using the Adobe Reader plugin with Firefox|Adobe Reader]] installation folder. # Copy the {filepath nppdf32.dll} file to the Firefox plugins folder: Right-click the file and then click {menu Copy} from the context menu. Then use Windows Explorer to navigate to your Firefox installation's plugins folder (e.g. {filepath C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins}). Right-click in the file list and click {menu Paste}. # Open Firefox and in the address bar type '''about:plugins''' to bring up the Firefox plugins list. # Look for the '''Adobe Acrobat''' entry. If the entry is there, try to view a PDF. If it opens in the browser window, the problem is solved. If not, follow the next set of troubleshooting instructions. {/for} = Re-initialize the plugins database = Follow the instructions in the [[Troubleshooting plugins#Re-initializing the plugins database|Re-initializing the plugins database]] section of the [[Troubleshooting plugins]] article. This will force Firefox to rebuild its plugin database. Now try to view a PDF in Firefox. If it opens in the browser window, the problem is solved. = Re-install Adobe Reader = If the above troubleshooting methods for Firefox did not work, uninstall and re-install Adobe Reader: * See [http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/400/kb400769.html Adobe's instructions for uninstalling] (Reader versions 8 and above). You should also uninstall any other versions of Reader that are installed. * Install the latest version of Adobe Reader from [http://get.adobe.com/reader/ Adobe's download page]. = Further information = {for win}If none of the above troubleshooting methods worked, see [http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=328233&sliceId=2 Adobe's troubleshooting page] for further instructions.{/for} {/for}