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September 18, 2009

Sorry Adobe, What Are You Asking For?

Nice empty dialog from Adobe Reader on Windows 7.

Today I saw a nice empty dialog from Adobe Reader on Windows 7... and I could not refrain from posting it, in the section "funny user interfaces".

Beside the fact there is no text at all, notice that is seems this should be a question (see the icon) but there is only an OK button. By the way, this was displayed as I tried opening a PDF in Google Chrome, and pressing the button did nothing (I mean, never got to see that PDF).

 





 

7 Comments

Sorry Adobe, What Are You Asking For? 

Haha, I've seen that too.

I think it should read "please save the document to 
your hard disk first, you won't see anything if you 
try to open it in the browser".
Comment by on September 18, 11:34

Sorry Adobe, What Are You Asking For? 

They never read this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa511273.aspx 
Comment by Luigi D. Sandon on September 18, 15:37

Sorry Adobe, What Are You Asking For? 

Foxit will fix it :)
Comment by Moritz Beutel on September 18, 17:02

Sorry Adobe, What Are You Asking For? 

 Hi Marco!

Are you bored;-).

Mike
Comment by Mike on September 18, 21:06

Sorry Adobe, What Are You Asking For? 

Haha. I read your post yesterday. Today I discovered 
an almost identical blank dialog in RS2007!

If you drop a TTaskDialog on a form and in the form 
editor double-click it you get a dialog with the 
title bds.exe, a blue "information" icon, no text, 
and OK/Cancel buttons. I'm sure that it must mean 
something important!

Cheers,
Jarrod
Comment by Jarrod Hollingworth on September 24, 14:05

Sorry Adobe, What Are You Asking For? 

I have regularly seen this dialog, but it seems to 
have been fixed by the latest Adobe Reader update.
Comment by Tim on September 25, 22:01

Sorry Adobe, What Are You Asking For? 

I whole-heartedly agree with the person recommending
FoxIt.  I installed it years ago and have never looked
back.  Adobe is just too fat!
Comment by Steve [http://www.burch-swm.com] on October 1, 00:41


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