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.pdf.part docs on desktop... anyway to avoid this?

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rickwtexas
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I send a lot of pdfs out everyday, sometimes as many as a 80. Each time I start an email and attach a pdf I also double-click on the pdf in the attachment window just to make sure it's exactly what I'm supposed to send (they do open in acrobat). Each time I do that i get a xxxxxx.pdf.part document on my desktop. I have to clean these up several times a day.

Is there anyway to avoid creating these?

I send a lot of pdfs out everyday, sometimes as many as a 80. Each time I start an email and attach a pdf I also double-click on the pdf in the attachment window just to make sure it's exactly what I'm supposed to send (they do open in acrobat). Each time I do that i get a xxxxxx.pdf.part document on my desktop. I have to clean these up several times a day. Is there anyway to avoid creating these?

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sfhowes
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This is a quirk of OS X, but there are a couple of workarounds:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1387292

http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=2925221&p=14097695#p14097695