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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

Upon selecting Tools, Options, Applications, an unresponsive script message is issued .

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alarntson
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Upon selecting Tools, Options, Applications, an unresponsive script message is issued . See 1) in "more system details". If I select "Stop Script" the list of applications appears. However, if I then click on Adobe Acrobat application and try to change it to use "other", I get another script error. See 2) in "more system details". If I select "Stop Script" the list of Helper Applications appear and I can chose one of them. However the application box stays at "other" and is not replaced with the helper application.

Upon selecting Tools, Options, Applications, an unresponsive script message is issued . See 1) in "more system details". If I select "Stop Script" the list of applications appears. However, if I then click on Adobe Acrobat application and try to change it to use "other", I get another script error. See 2) in "more system details". If I select "Stop Script" the list of Helper Applications appear and I can chose one of them. However the application box stays at "other" and is not replaced with the helper application.

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Meaty0
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I remember having this problem a while ago and found that I had not enabled Java in Firefox. Go Tools>Options>Content and see if Enable JavaScript is ticked.

alarntson
alarntson Vraag-eienaar
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Thanks but it is already ticked.