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MOONSHINE63

MOONSHINE63 Report 23 Jun 2011 20:26

Hi, is anyone else having problems trying to view original records on the 1901 census?
every time i try to view the original it says that i have to download adobe plugin which i have done and it says it is installed but still i can't view the record without the adobe message keep popping up. I have spoken to one of my relatives and she is having the same problem.
Any suggestions please!!
i will return in a few hours, thanks in advance.

Kense

Kense Report 23 Jun 2011 21:16

Have a look at philmoirs response on 21 June at 23:38 near the end of this thread

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards.page/board/suggestions/thread/1269823?d=desc

philmoir

philmoir Report 23 Jun 2011 23:27

Hi Moonshine63, yes, please follow the link on above as I've tried to exolain the issue. This appears to be a well known issue for IE9 and PDFs. Excuse me if i'm assuming you're using Ie9. Since this is a continuation of an already existing thread topic, I really hope u dont mind me locking this instance. please add any more info on census 1901 to the thread above. thanks phil

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I am the former lead developer for the Genes Reunited website team and the former lead developer of the Findmypast Tree team. I do not work for this company anymore. Disclaimer: The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions. My research areas of interest are East London, North-West Cumbria, North-East Scotland and Edinburgh.