As the title states, I've just upgraded today and am trying to open pdfs, but there is no reaction, no error that pops up either.
I tried to open a pdf in Books, and it shows up in there. However, from there it won't open. (I could open epub files)
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.12
If you right-click (Control-click) on a PDF you should see a menu appear. The second option is open with... submenu. Is there anything set as default? and do you have any applications listed in the submenu?
Also you can open preview (just launch the application first and then from the file menu select open and try to open a PDF. Are you able to do this as well.
Let me know your results. My guess is that there is no default for PDF files. We can set one.
I hope this helps.
Paul
Thank you very much for your reply. Both my wife and I experienced these issues simultaneously on our individual MacBooks. I will take a look this morning and see the current situation.
this is very far off the OP's original gripe.
Im not sure what you mean by binding two jpg files? Never heard of this! Are you jpg's now in PDF format?
Please take a look at the screen shots. Let me know if it still needs more explanation.
Ah! Thanks for that OSX's solution. I didn't know that. Helps a lot.
My still does nto work
Time for a new system apple have lost a customer we used to spend thousands with you and you cant do a simple upgrade.Very disappointed
Just upgraded to Big Sur OS, and pdfs wont open
