When you click a PDF link on a web page, it can open either within the web browser or directly in Acrobat Reader DC or FoxitReader. Each browser has its own settings to control how PDF's open from a web page. Browsers such as Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome offer a built-in PDF viewer that does not support XFA-based PDF forms. To view XFA-based PDF forms in these browsers, you must configure to open PDFs using your default Windows PDF reader.
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- On your computer, open Chrome.
- Type chrome://settings/content/pdfDocuments in the address bar.
- Turn on Download PDF files instead of automatically opening them in Chrome.
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- On your computer open Internet Explorer
Select Tools > Manage Add-ons
Under Add-on Types, select Toolbars And Extensions In the Show menu, select All Add-ons.
In the list of add-ons, select Adobe PDF Reader. Note: If you do not see the Adobe PDF Reader add-on, try the other options on the menu. For example, on some systems, the add-on appears when you select Run Without Permission. Click the Enable or Disable button (it toggles depending on the status of the selected add-on): Enable sets the Adobe PDF Reader add-on to open PDFs in the browser. Disable turns off the add-on so it does not open PDFs in the browser.
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