Sometimes software companies make 'improvements' to their software
which is I really doubt whether it is really an improvement.   Much
to my frustration, I was the victim of one such 'improvement' this
weekend.  I just installed the latest version of the Adobe Acrobat
reader on my PC and discovered much to my horror that when I try to
download a PDF file from the web now, my Netscape browser
automatically opens the Adobe Acrobat reader and displays the file
directly without saving it on disk.   Now this might sound like a
good feature to someone who does not have to use a slow dial up
internet connection and who doesn't pay by the minute for online
time.  But I do and I don't want to to download the PDF file every
time I want to look at the file, and I could not find a way to save
the file to disk from the PDF viewer.    Do anybody know how to
switch off this feature so that when PDF files are saved on disk
rather than opening Acrobat reader and displaying it directly?   I'm
a great fan of the Adobe Acrobat products, but this feature is really
frustrating.

Rgds
Werner