| I use Windows 7 Home Premium and access the internet through Google Chrome or Windows Explorer. When I access my email through Chrome, when I open a .pdf attachment, it downloads the file to my computer in the Windows Downloads file and queries to open, save or save as if you double click the icon. Google printer control then appears. It is very limited in comparison with Adobe Reader and does not allow a printer to select paper size through this function. Once the attachments are downloaded, I have to open Adobe reader through the icon and open the file in my Downloads file and then it will be able to choose and print the correct paper size. In the second case, when I access my email using Explorer and open the attachment from the email, it will automatically open the file in Adobe reader without downloading the file to the Windows Downloads folder. This may be important if the customer requires you to print from email and NOT download the documents to your computer or a flash drive. If you have a customer that will not allow you to download and save files to your computer, I would advise not using Google Chrome. |
