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A comment on the problem "Error message when trying to open PDF documents in browser. (Adobe Reader 9)" in Adobe:

Try the following
Close FireFox
Copy nppdf32.dll from the adobe reader dir (with default install, It should be found here: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\Reader\Browser)
Paste it in your plug-ins dir, overwriting the one that is there (with default install, the plug-in dir is here: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins
restart Firefox and try it out – jtsroka, on November 18, 2008 17:40

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Abi replied on November 18, 2008 01:07 to the question "how do I remove a command?" in Mozilla:

It was not done because it was not a very important thing (if you're not going to replace the existing command with another one, why remove it entirely?).

But you can unsubscribe to the specific command feed. So, if you want to remove the Yahoo search command, you can unsubscribe to the Search feed and then, you'll lose Google, too. And the only way to solve that would be copy/paste the commands you want into a new feed.

That said, toggling individual commands is definitely something that might get done in the future.

tparadox replied on November 16, 2008 09:16 to the question "how do I remove a command?" in Mozilla:

This is a great topic. I'd really like to clear out a bunch of junk that comes standard. Like Yahoo Search.

From what I can see from the answers so far, there is nothing built into Ubiquity to remove commands. Can we get something like this?

JDias replied on November 12, 2008 12:13 to the question "are you going to get international?" in Get Satisfaction:

I could try to make the portuguese-BR.
(i wonder when the "hack" api will be released)

shun628 replied on November 12, 2008 02:06 to the question "are you going to get international?" in Get Satisfaction:

I can translate it into Chinese. I am ready!!

Amy Muller replied on November 11, 2008 21:03 to the idea "Some things we're thinking about for flagging, editing and deleting" in Get Satisfaction:

An update for everyone participating in this topic and all those who have said they like this idea -- We launched our first version of premium services which include a fantastic new Management View and some really useful topic moderation tools. See all the features here!

Philipp Grunwald marked one of Joe Hana's replies in Get Satisfaction as useful. Joe Hana replied to the idea "Adobe Air widget for GetSatisfaction!".

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Ben J Woodcroft replied on November 03, 2008 05:42 to the question "how do I remove a command?" in Mozilla:

You can overwrite a command just by installing a new one that has the same name. This is useful when you install a command, then realise it isn't perfect, modify it yourself, and then install your version.

Tyler Gillies replied on November 02, 2008 02:57 to the question "identi.ca support ?" in SocialThing:

add it already!!! please... :)

Joe Hana replied on November 01, 2008 12:37 to the idea "Adobe Air widget for GetSatisfaction!" in Get Satisfaction:

I don ́t really know if THAT Solution would be the best - just think about:

Who is applying to getSatisfaction? Right - Clients! Client ́s shouldn ́t have to add extra apps to just apply once or twice.

I think it would be much better if the tool focuses on the "companies & employees". The Tool runs mostly into background - if someone posts into the account, the employee gets an instantmessage from the Tool allowing direct answer.

Of course it would be as well a full interface where the employee could navigate through all topics and manage many things.

On the other Side - for Clients - I would offer a Bookmarklet. If the Client have an Idea or a Question (or what else) he clicks on the Bookmarklet which opens up a Feedback Form similar to the Widget. From this Form he can choose a Company/Product by Dropdown which he ́s use and post direct into it. Thats good for simple clients and for the Community as well - thats what I think.

If you would like I make the Designs for these 2 Goodies, and together we could look about a Developer for AIR - come on Guys - lets bring it out=)

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A comment on the idea "Make someone a "community leader"" in Get Satisfaction:

Thanks, Chuck! – Amy Muller, on October 29, 2008 16:57

A comment on the idea "Make someone a "community leader"" in Get Satisfaction:

Hi ashponders -- We're not ready with our "champions" feature just yet, but do keep your eyes out for an email from us regarding the new company tools. We are in the 11th hour before the release. :) – Amy Muller, on October 29, 2008 16:53

A comment on the idea "Make someone a "community leader"" in Get Satisfaction:

Too cool! Keep up the great work, Amy and co. – Chuck Robinson, on October 29, 2008 12:25

A comment on the idea "Make someone a "community leader"" in Get Satisfaction:

Chuck, we couldn't agree more! We're already plotting & planning around this idea. – Amy Muller, on October 29, 2008 05:01

A comment on the idea "Some things we're thinking about for flagging, editing and deleting" in Get Satisfaction:

The ability to edit your own content w/out a time limit is on it's way! – Amy Muller, on October 29, 2008 04:57

syockit replied on October 29, 2008 00:27 to the problem "Subscribed Command Feeds are Deleted when Browsing History is Cleared" in Mozilla:

In the mean time, what are the links for the default subscriptions? I want them back, but the herd is having a 500 internal server error...