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Where does the FileOpen software get installed?

April 26, 2017FileOpen installed Software

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Where does the FileOpen software get installed?

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Adobe Acrobat loads plug-ins at application startup from a pre-defined directory, so the FileOpen.api plug-in has to be copied to that directory. By default, on Windows, the directory is: C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\Acrobat|Reader\plug_ins On Macintosh the plug-in is difficult to find, as it becomes part of the “packaged” Acrobat/Reader application, but you can find a link to it by selecting the launch icon for the Adobe viewer and clicking Apple+I then finding the drop down for Plug-ins. From here you should FileOpen.acroplugin. You can also add/delete the plug-in from this menu. Locations on Linux may be obtained by searching for “FileOpen”.