Impact of Internet Explorer 11 end-of-life on Acrobat and Acrobat Reader desktop apps ()Ĭopyright © 1991- 2022 dtSearch Corp. Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge () For more information on Edge IE Mode, please see these articles: Microsoft Edge supports an optional "IE" mode that lets you continue to use the Adobe Acrobat integration with Internet Explorer within the Edge browser. For more information, please contact How to use Microsoft Edge to view PDF files with hit highlighting enabled This solution bypasses the need to have each end-user separately install software to re-add hit highlights back to PDFs. Server-side optionĪs an alternative to using the dtSearch plug-in, a server-side only PDF hit-highlighting solution is available from Contegra Systems, Inc. Instead, these browsers have implemented their own PDF viewer that does not include support for highlighting hits. Microsoft Edge, Chrome, and Firefox do not allow Adobe Reader to run as an embedded PDF viewer.
The same procedure applies to Adobe Acrobat 9. (3) check the box labelled Enable search highlights from external highlight server. (2) Click Edit > Preferences > Search, and Adobe Reader 9 disables hit highlighting by default. For information on this plug-in, please see Adobe Reader X, XI, and DC require a plug-in to make hit highlighting work. Yes, if Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader is installed. Yes, with option change (see note 2 below). The following summarizes the results of our compatibility testing to date (please send any updates to Name To test your PDF viewer, open Microsoft Edge in IE Mode (see below) and go to this link: If the PDF viewer you use does not support hit highlighting, then PDF files will appear without hit highlighting in dtSearch. DtSearch is able to highlight hits in PDF files if you have a compatible PDF viewer installed on your computer.
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