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I am browsing a press release service and found this page:
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/November2010/11/c3569.html
Within the page is an orange link "The panel's Reasons for Decision were issued October 29, 2010".
I click on the link (and variously right-click, open, save etc.)
and am rewarded with an ASPX extension file that opens in NotePad.
The header of the file suggests that it should be a PDF file and hence readable by FoxIt reader 9which is working fine on my machine)
I'd appreciate any hints as to what I am doing "wrong", i.e. should be using Adobe, should upgrade to office 2010, should upgrade Firefox from 3.6.9 etc.
I might add that a few other pages of press release from this site for this company show identical behaviour.
Opening an ASPX file
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- PlutoniumLounger
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Opening an ASPX file
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- 5StarLounger
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Re: Opening an ASPX file
Hi Chris
It opens correctly on my machine using Firefox 3.6.12. I suggest that you look here.
It opens correctly on my machine using Firefox 3.6.12. I suggest that you look here.
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Don
Don
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- PlutoniumLounger
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Re: Opening an ASPX file
Thanks, Don, for this confirmation. If the link opens on anotjher Lounger's machine that pretty well assures me that the problem is at my end.Don Wells wrote:It opens correctly on my machine using Firefox 3.6.12.
And thanks for this too. It is one of those pay-to-fix-em-all or fix-15-for-free sites. With over 200 registry errors it appears that I am lucky to be able to reboot this morning!Don Wells wrote:I suggest that you look here.
I didn't pay the money, yet, but here's my plan:
I will uninstall Foxit, recheck the registry, then uninstall Firefox, recheck the registry, reinstall Firfeox 3.6.9, recheck the registry, then reinstall Foxit.
That should provide some data for fodder for future readers!
If that works, we've won, but if not I'll upgrade to Firefox 3.6.12 and try again.
Thanks again, Don. I like nothing better than a statistical experiment on a Friday afternoon (grin!)
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