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User Guide
Set PDF conversion preferences for Internet Explorer (Windows)
The Internet Explorer PDF preferences determine only whether converted files open in Acrobat automatically, and
whether you are prompted to confirm the deletion of files or addition of pages to an existing PDF.
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In Internet Explorer, choose Preferences from the Adobe PDF toolbar menu.
2 Select and deselect options in the Adobe PDF Preferences, as needed:
• To continue working in Internet Explorer after the conversion without opening the new PDF in Acrobat, deselect
Open PDF Files In Acrobat After Conversion.
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To delete PDF files without further notice, deselect Ask For Confirmation Before Deleting PDF Files.
• To append PDF files without further notice, deselect Ask For Confirmation Before Adding Pages To PDF Files.
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To skip alerts reminding you that the PDF file you are appending to has been changed, deselect Warn Before
Adding Pages If The PDF File Has Been Modified.
Manage PDFs in Internet Explorer (Windows)
You can open the Adobe PDF Explorer Bar within Internet Explorer to see PDF files and folders on your computer
in a familiar navigation-tree pane and format. All other types of files do not appear, which makes it easier to find the
PDFs on your computer. You can move PDFs and folders, rename them, or delete them, just like in Windows
Explorer.
The Adobe PDF Explorer Bar also contains buttons for converting the current web page to PDF or creating new
folders on your computer.
Note:
When you right-click a web page, the context-sensitive menu includes some commands for converting PDFs. Which
commands are available depends on the element you right-click on the web page. For example, the commands that appear
when you right-click a text link differ from those that appear when you right-click ordinary text on the web page.
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Open the Adobe PDF pane in Internet Explorer, using one of the following methods:
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Choose Adobe PDF Explorer Bar from the Adobe PDF toolbar menu.
• Choose View > Explorer Bar > Adobe PDF.
2 In the Adobe PDF pane, manage folders by doing any of the following:
• To add a new folder, select the location for the folder in the tree structure and click New Folder, or right-click the
location icon and choose New Folder.
• To rename a folder, right-click the folder, choose Rename, and type a new name.
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To delete a folder, right-click the folder and choose Delete.
Note:
Only PDF files appear in the navigation structure in the Adobe PDF pane, but other files may be present in folders.
If you attempt to delete a folder that contains files that aren’t visible, a confirmation message appears. If you’re not sure
that you want to delete those files, click No.
3 In the Adobe PDF pane, manage PDFs by right-clicking a PDF and choosing one of the following:
Open In Internet Explorer
Opens the selected PDF within the document pane of Internet Explorer.
Open In Acrobat
Opens the selected PDF in a standalone instance of Acrobat.
Open Containing Folder
Opens the folder in which the PDF is located, as a new instance of Windows Explorer.
Add Web Page To This File
Converts the currently open web page to PDF and adds it as a new page to the selected PDF.