ZoneAlarm Blocks Adobe Acrobat

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renfro

ZoneAlarm is blocking any Internet site with links to Adobe Acrobat
documents. When I try to open an Adobe document from the Internet,
the Explorer just disappears.

How do I fix this? It is most frustrating.

Also, the latest ZoneAlarm Secuity Suite is incredibly slow to
operate.
 
renfro > said:
ZoneAlarm is blocking any Internet site with links to Adobe Acrobat
documents. When I try to open an Adobe document from the Internet,
the Explorer just disappears.

How do I fix this? It is most frustrating.

Also, the latest ZoneAlarm Secuity Suite is incredibly slow to
operate.
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Well, you should get rid of ZA and find something that's going to work for
you.
 
Mr. Arnold said:
Well, you should get rid of ZA and find something that's going to work
for you.
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Does anybody else have this problem with ZA, sounds sort of strange.
Dave Cohen
 
Dave Cohen said:
Does anybody else have this problem with ZA, sounds sort of strange.
Dave Cohen
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Not me. ZA does not block download of documents. It can only control access
to remote computers by programs.

Since the subject files get downloaded by IE, I would believe that there is
a problem with access permissions by that program.
Jim
 
Jim said:
Not me. ZA does not block download of documents. It can only control
access to remote computers by programs.

Since the subject files get downloaded by IE, I would believe that there
is a problem with access permissions by that program.
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How can that be when the OP is able to download other files?

What the OP should do if using XP is enable the XP FW, disable ZA and its
Security Suite mess and see if the problem goes away. If it the problem does
go away, then the OP knows it's a ZA problem.
 
Mr. Arnold said:
How can that be when the OP is able to download other files?

What the OP should do if using XP is enable the XP FW, disable ZA and
its Security Suite mess and see if the problem goes away. If it the
problem does go away, then the OP knows it's a ZA problem.
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And if, as it appears, he is the only one having it, perhaps it's an op
problem.
Dave Cohen
 
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