I posted the windows explorer preview pane as I see it on my windows 7 when I have a PDF document in folder and when the windows explorer preview pane is enabled this is how it looks. The image you posted doesn't look like windows explorer preview pane> http:#a40403434 Your reference>I have a PDF Zoom control in my Windows Explorer Preview Pane The Preview Pane you are referring seems to be something different to how I understand that. Is this user default program for PDF Internet Explorer? and using Adobe PDF viewer in Internet Explorer. I recall seeing this type of problem when viewing PDF in internet explorer online, some of the settings are missing but once I save it then those options come back. My line of thinking, If Internet Explorer is the default program for PDF what is the preview in windows Preview Panel showing for PDF icon in the folders? Have you users check their default Reader. I would have to manually go to Foxit Reader to make it default. Testing this I notice that when I choose open with and choose default program I get two choices, Adobe Reader or Internet Explorer. Is this what you are referring to Preview pane? Now when I hold my mouse over a PDF in my folder the side panel on my right>'preview pane' show the contents of a PDF, I can scroll down that

Please explain this part maybe I misunderstand the connection with Explorer and windows Preview Panel?Īlso I cannot get the same PDF top menu like yours. No matter which program I use as default none of them allow me to zoom it in the preview panel. I have a PDF Zoom control in my Windows Explorer Preview Pane We both use FoxIt Reader for PDF viewing but I'm not sure if the Zoom control is made available via a FoxIt or a Windows option. On a Windows 2008 R2 server, I have a PDF Zoom control in my Windows Explorer Preview Pane but one other user does not.

I read your opening description carefully and you gave the impression it was a problem with Foxit Reader.

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