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Adobe PDF preview handler fixer for 64 bit Windows 7 and Vista

With Adobe PDF Preview Handler (Comes with Adobe Reader 8 and above) you can view PDF files directly within Outlook 2007 and Windows Explorer (in Windows Vista and Windows 7).

But the PDF Preview Handler does not work properly on 64bit version of Windows Vista and Windows 7, but you can solve the issue via a simple registry change.

You can fix the problem manually or automatically by running a registry file. Just follow this guide to solve the issue.

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  1. Anonymous9:53 AM, October 21, 2009

    Thanks for this quick and easy fix! The lack of a working pdf previewer for outlook has been bugging me like crazy for the almost a year now since I got Vista 64! And to see how simple it is really makes me annoyed with Adobe.

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