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<blockquote data-quote="fasheezy" data-source="post: 10238" data-attributes="member: 818">I just bought the new 15&quot; powerbook Aluminum.&nbsp; I've been a lifetime Windows user so I am very new to this whole Mac thing.&nbsp; My first question is regarding Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0.&nbsp; I just downloaded it off the net and I can't open PDF files straight off the net.&nbsp; I have to download it onto the desktop and then open it from the desktop.&nbsp; On my PC I was able to open a PDF file within the browser and am wondering if there is a similar option on Macs.I'm also having problems with video clips.&nbsp; I set my QuickTime application to run videos from the net, but for some the browser just will not open the video in QuickTime or Windows Media Player.&nbsp; All I get is a screen with jibberish on it when I click on a video link.&nbsp; ESPN.com and CNET.com are just some of the websites that give me these problems.Any help would be greatly appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="fasheezy, post: 10238, member: 818"] I just bought the new 15" powerbook Aluminum. I've been a lifetime Windows user so I am very new to this whole Mac thing. My first question is regarding Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0. I just downloaded it off the net and I can't open PDF files straight off the net. I have to download it onto the desktop and then open it from the desktop. On my PC I was able to open a PDF file within the browser and am wondering if there is a similar option on Macs. I'm also having problems with video clips. I set my QuickTime application to run videos from the net, but for some the browser just will not open the video in QuickTime or Windows Media Player. All I get is a screen with jibberish on it when I click on a video link. ESPN.com and CNET.com are just some of the websites that give me these problems. Any help would be greatly appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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