I have Nitro PDF Professional installed on my laptop. I cannot get Vista to recognize it as the default viewer. I've done just about everything else the Nitro support people suggest as well as search the web for others with similar problems. I have Vista Home Premium 64 bit on my machine. If I try running Nitro as the Administrator and then go to a .pdf file in my folder it still asks me to select a software to open the document. When I do, I can open in in Nitro (it then puts the little Nitro icon on the document) but when I close out, the icon disappears and I am back to square one. File association under Control Panel does no good as no .pdf extension shows up on my long list of file extensions.
I installed the program initially under a "Programs from old computer" folder I set up on the laptop. Under my Programs setting, I have this folder as was as the Vista defaults "Program Files" and "Program Files (x86). I've tried copying the Nitro program into these folders as well, but still no luck. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this problem. It is quite annoying. Thanks.
I installed the program initially under a "Programs from old computer" folder I set up on the laptop. Under my Programs setting, I have this folder as was as the Vista defaults "Program Files" and "Program Files (x86). I've tried copying the Nitro program into these folders as well, but still no luck. Anyone have any ideas on how to fix this problem. It is quite annoying. Thanks.