I can launch it, it shows up as a pdf file using Adobe but I'm still unable to save it-same thing happens as stated above-Save As window appears, blinks once, and remains blank where the previous version would show various sub-directories and/or the default Download directory to save a pdf file. The save screen shows that it's searching for appropriate drive and any sub-directories for about 5 seconds, then it's lost in space-literally, with no response-just a blank screen.Īlso, there is an automatic file saving feature on Windows 10.0 where once a pdf file is launched, i.e., download to my computer, it's saved in the Download sub-directory under "This PC", under Desktop. I launch the third choice, i.e., Download selection, Adobe opens said pdf file, and then I request, in the File tab in menu bar, to "Save As"-but it is to no avail. Going back to my email, once i open said email from Wells Fargo, I select the red icon with the pdf file name and a separate box/window appears where I have three immediate choices, (1) View online, (2) Save to OneDrive, and (3) Download. OR, go the Wells, Economic Commentary, using this link-I CAN ACTUALLY SAVE IT-but what a pain: Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary – Wells Fargo Commercial I can forward to you so you may go through the download process but I need your email address. Unfortunately, when I get my email through Google Chrome, using, I'm unable to forward to you since your address alludes to "no reply"-so I didn't try. The following link is an example of a Wells Fargo pdf file (Trade Balance: September 2015 (pdf)-the first selection in November at top of page as of 9:48 PM MST) that I tried to download and save.
I get a multitude of email from financial and/or governmental agencies that provide economic news in pdf files that are easily downloaded with the potential to save as a pdf file on any hard drive, even on the Cloud, which I'm not there yet.
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