[Camino] PDF Browser Plugin not recognized

[Joel Craig]

The PDF Browser plugin unfortunately is PPC only, no word on an Intel- 
compatible release.


On Sep 12, 2006, at 2:03 PM, Gérard Degrez wrote:

>
> Le 12-sept.-06 à 20:48, Wilfredo M. Contreras a écrit :
>
>> Hmm, I dunno, IMHO, it's better to load PDFs externally (Preview,  
>> Acrobat), rather than inside the browser. I unfortunately don't  
>> remember where you set that option, but I'm sure someone could  
>> lend a hand. Or disagree with me.
>
> Well, I think this feature is worthwhile in order to have a quick  
> look to a file that you don't necessarily want to download to your  
> disk. If you find the document useful, you can still download it to  
> disk and view it in Acrobat or Preview afterwards.
>>
>> If you still want to get them to load in the browser, please  
>> provide more info about the problem, i.e., do you get an error,  
>> describe the browser behavior when you click on a pdf, etc.
>
> The file gets downloaded rather than being displayed in the browser.
> Additional info: it works nicely with Firefox.
>
> Regards,
>
> Gérard
>
>> Gérard Degrez wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I can't get PDF files displayed, even though I installed the PDF  
>>> Browser Plugin in /Library/Internet Plug-Ins. Seems that the  
>>> Plugin is not recognized (doesn't appear in the installed plugins)
>>> Platform: MacBook Pro (Intel)
>>> System: 10.4.7
>>> Camino version: 1.0.2 multilingual
>>> Any idea about the source of the problem and whether it can be  
>>> fixed?
>>> Gérard Degrez
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