[Camino] PDF displayed in 'Preview'

[Ruth Rickard]

You can also use the Schubert plug-in which is free for 
not-for-profit use (you have to write to the developer) and which 
enables you to read pdf files while in Camino. You can then decide to 
save them to disk.

See it here http://www.schubert-it.com/pluginpdf/

Best wishes
Ruth

>Stuart Morgan said the following:
>
>>  Camino should open it the same way double-clicking in the Finder 
>>  would open it
>
>agreed. Please note however, that my usage and/or my Camino does not,
>as seen in the two screen-shots posted here:
>
>http://img297.imageshack.us/img297/2272/caminopdf1rb8.jpg
>http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/8452/caminopdf2ke4.jpg
>
>these show that Camino went straight to download and store the pdf into
>"Downloads". The same pdf was previously D/L'd and changed to open with
>Adobe.
>
>If I randomly search google for some pdf, then click the link to it,
>both Safari and Firefox will present said pdf in the Adobe Reader.
>Camino, as I am using it, downloads it.
>
>Arguably you guys programmed it right and I am goofing up. But since I
>am not even considered _new_ to betas; browsers; beer ; or computers, by
>any means, I figure that it _might_ just be a common mistake that a user
>could make ... and, thus, Safari and Firefox "implementers' might have
>helped bozos like me to skip over the problem....
>
>
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>Frobozz
>Macbook Pro 2.16 Core-Duo OS/X 10.4.9
>
>Thunderbird version 3.0a1 (20070412)
>
>Camino : Version 2007041201 (1.2+)
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>Frobozz
>Macbook Pro 2.16 Core-Duo OS/X 10.4.9
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>Thunderbird version 3.0a1 (20070412)
>
>Camino : Version 2007041201 (1.2+)
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