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How Do I Open A PDF With The Texthelp PDF Reader In Google Chrome?
There are three ways to open PDFs with the Texthelp PDF Reader:
- Open from Google Drive
- Open from web pages
- Open from your hard drive
Open from Google Drive
To open a PDF from Google Drive, right-click on a PDF and choose Open with and choose Read&Write for Google Chrome™
Set Texthelp PDF Reader to open PDFs by default
To set the Texthelp PDF Reader as the default app to open files in Google Drive check the following:
- Click the Settings gear in Google Drive under your profile image
- Go to Settings
- Under Manage Apps, scroll down to Texthelp PDF Reader and tick Use by default
Note: If you do not want the Texthelp PDF Reader to be the default, you can still open a PDF with the Texthelp PDF Reader in Google Drive; Right click on the PDF file name and choose Open with and then select Read&Write for Google Chrome™.
Open PDFs from web pages
To open a PDF from the web, just click the link to the PDF and it will automatically open in the Texthelp PDF Reader.
Note: The Texthelp PDF Reader must be set to be used by default as shown in the above step: Set Texthelp PDF Reader to open PDFs by default
Open PDFs from Files
You can also open a PDF from a local drive (i.e. on your Desktop, File Explorer or Finder) by right-clicking on the PDF and choosing Open with > Google Chrome
Allow Access to File URLs
You can also drag a PDF from File Explorer or Finder onto a new tab in Chrome. Note that for this to work, right click on the Texthelp PDF Reader icon to the right of the Chrome address bar
Then from the menu, select Options
In the Options menu tick the Open Web PDFs box
Then click the X to close the screen
PDFs will then open with the Texthelp PDF Reader toolbar
My PDFs don’t open with the Texthelp PDF Reader
If you open a PDF and it doesn’t open with the Texthelp PDF Reader, see Set Texthelp PDF Reader to open PDFs by default above
PDFs Won’t Open After Installing the Texthelp PDF Reader
If PDFs won’t open after installing the Texthelp PDF Reader please check the following:
In the Chrome Omnibox (address bar) check on the right end to see if the Chrome pop-up blocker is enabled:
When you first open a PDF the message below will appear briefly
Followed by a notification that a pop-up was blocked
To allow pop-ups for the Texthelp PDF Reader, click the pop-up warning icon and select Always allow pop-ups from www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar
You can then refresh the page (F5) or click the refresh button to the left of the address bar
If you see the screen below and nothing happens with you click Google Sign In
The permissions window Chrome requires is open in a new tab and may be behind the screen your PDF is open with. Check your open tabls to locate the permissions screen.
Click Allow to grant access
PDFs Don't Open from Web Pages
First, check to make sure the PDF Reader is active by following the steps above in Set Texthelp PDF Reader to open PDFs by default
For this to work, right click on the Texthelp PDF Reader icon and click Options
Then check the box that says Open Web PDFs.
PDFs will then open with the Texthelp PDF Reader toolbar
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