Sapphires, Maybe the link below will help. Terry Here is a link that might be useful: Configure Firefox and Mozilla to display PDF files (Acrobat 8.0, Adobe Reader 8.0 on Windows)

Thank you all for putting up with me. I valued all your replies! My reason for wanting to try Foxit is, I have been reading our daily paper electronically and all of a sudden it won't let me, saying I have to DL an add on. (I think active X) I am, and have been, using IE 8 on windows 7 laptop Adobe Reader 9. I just tried my desktop WinXP that has Adobe Reader X and all is fine there. Being on dialup, I chose Foxit to DL on the laptop cause didn't take as long as Adobe would had I chose a newer one.

I don't use AR as it is to0 embedded so I am going from a foggy memory. File>Print>On the appearing window is an area named Print Range. There are several options, one of which is Pages with an empty line. Select that option by placing a dot in the circle before the entry. In the empty line place the pages you desire. Examples: Just page 4, in the line place 4-4 For page 5, 9 and 12, in the line place 5,9,12 For pages 20 through 22, in the line place 20-22 For pages 8, 10, and 15-19, in the line place 8,10,15-19 I don't remember if you have to apply, but I am sure you have to OK out. DA

Woohoo - Thank you maryp. I knew there had to be a way to do that but could not find it. cooperbailey - Google Reader is a way to "subscribe" to blogs you like to read. Whenever there is a new post the blog name will be BOLD in your list of subscribed blogs. I have created folders with all of my subscribed blogs - home decor, sewing, fitness, etc. It is easy to use. Go to the Google site and click on READER.