1. My Pdf Files Won't Open
2. Can't Find Pdf Files My Computer

Apr 02, 2016  I'm Using Open Office which has the option to export files in PDF format, but when I do this, I can't find the file. It's not in documents, downloads or pictures. I can see it as it's being saved but can't find it afterwards if this makes any sense. I hope this snip will help. My Computer You need.

Why can I not see any PDF files when I try and save files using a PDF program? I don’t have the problem when I am at school. Please help!

How do I fix this on my computer? I can see the PDF files that I saved at school fine, but when I try and save my work on my own computer, it won’t show the PDF file that I saved in whatever folder I am working on.

1. You should choose a PDF reader program. Adobe, Foxit, and many others exist. You can google PDF Reader Reviews and read all about them. Once you choose a product you should download it and install it. After installing the application on your computer you should be able to download, open, and save PDF files.

2. you need to download pdf creator !!!!!!!!!

3. Can You describe your problem more detailed. You said that you can't see your PDF files, but it is not clear if you can't see your files at all, or you see your files but without acrobat icon type?

   Did you try open your files directly from Acrobat using Open... command? Maybe you have problem with files association. If you are not experienced user the best options is to reinstall your PDF reader or to install new PDF reader.

   Regards,

4. Use the best, Foxit PDF Reader from http://www.foxitsoftware.com/Secure_PDF_Reader/

5. I depends on which of the PDF reading software you are using.

6. Yes, in_mohit is right :)
   Use Adobe Reader, it is the best option and has so many salient features,
   go to http://www.adobe.com/products/reader.html and check it out

7. use sumatra pdf :]

8. Maybe your File Association is incorrect. You may be saving the files as something besides .PDF.

9. Instead of saving use save as. This not only shows you where the files are being saved but gives you the option to rename the pdf file.

   • In addition , it gives you the option to save file in a different location.

10. Please explain completely. I am not able to understand why your pdf files are disappearing from where you are saving them. Perhaps post some screenshots or even a video recording your procedure. If you want to post a video, try CamStudio to record it. http://camstudio.org/

11. Kellie, you need to tell us a little more about how you are saving the PDFs as there are many variables and possible default behaviours.
    Before you reply, try this experiment. Open a PDF, note down its name (shown in the title bar), and save it. Now search your disc for that file name. If you can find it, open the folder where that PDF was saved. Are the other PDFs there? In this case, it's probably just a matter of your web browser being set to always save to a default folder (usually 'downloads'), and you can change its behaviour through the browser settings. If not, we'll need to know a little more about your set up.

    Either way, get back to us and let us know if the problem has been resolved. If it hasn't, it'll be useful to know what software you use to read the PDFs, what operating system (Windows XP/Vista/7/8 or Mac OS) and where you are getting your PDFs from (eMail, website?).

12. Check the PDF software settings. It may be that it's sending to a folder other than the one you were expecting. It doesn't necessarily save the file in the same folder as the original (non-pdf) document comes from.

    Try creating a pdf with a unique name then using a local PC search tool to try to find that file.

13. Use Adobe's PDF reader.

14. which pdf program you have?
    is the pdf file protected? in adobe go to files-properties-security
    do you have the same problem with other type of files like word...

Note that you cannot repair a damaged PDF itself. However, if you have the source file, you can re-create the PDF using an Adobe product, such as Acrobat or Photoshop Elements.

Most modern web browsers can easily open PDFs. If you’re having trouble opening a specific PDF on a web page, try the suggestion below.

Right-click (Windows) or control-click (Mac OS) the link to the PDF file.


Choose the appropriate save or download option for your browser:

• (Google Chrome) Save Link As
• (Internet Explorer) Save Target As
• (Firefox) Save Link As
• (Safari) Download Linked File
  

Make sure Adobe Acrobat Document is selected for the file type, and save the file.


Note:

If you don't see a Save As dialog box, your browser may have downloaded the file automatically, possibly in a separate downloads window.

Locate the saved PDF, and double-click the file to open it. If your browser opened a downloads window, double-click the PDF in the downloads list.

If you can't open a PDF on your computer, try the suggestions below in the order they appear.

If you have Acrobat Reader DC or Acrobat DC installed on your computer, skip to the next step.

Acrobat Reader DC is the only free PDF viewer that can open and interact with all types of PDF content – including forms and multimedia.

Go to the Adobe Acrobat Reader download page, and then click Install Now. For step-by-step instructions, see Download and install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC for Windows or Mac OS.

After the installation is complete, follow the steps in the next section.

Your system may not be set up to automatically open PDFs from the desktop with Acrobat Reader DC or Acrobat DC. Here's how to set it up:

Right-click the PDF, choose Open With > Choose default program (or Choose another app in Windows 10).


Choose Adobe Acrobat Reader DC or Adobe Acrobat DC in the list of programs, and then do one of the following:

• (Windows 7 and earlier) Select Always use the selected program to open this kind of file.
• (Windows 8) Select Use this app for all .pdf files.
• (Windows 10) Select Always use this app to open .pdf files.

Note:

If you have both Adobe Acrobat DC and Adobe Acrobat Reader DC installed on your computer, choose Adobe Acrobat DC.

Click the PDF file's icon in the Finder to select it.


Click the triangle next to Open With, and choose Adobe Acrobat Reader or Adobe Acrobat from the pop-up list (if your preference is not on the list, choose Other to select it).

Adobe releases regular security updates for Acrobat Reader DC and Acrobat DC. Installing the latest updates might solve the issue.

If the Updater dialog box appears, click Yes. The update will automatically install.

My Pdf Files Won't Open

Acrobat Reader DC or Acrobat DC—or the resources they depend upon—could be damaged. Try repairing the product using the step below.

Can't Find Pdf Files My Computer

Run repair from within Acrobat Reader DC or Acrobat DC: Choose Help > Repair Installation.

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