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But in the rare instances where you didn’t, you might need to fix a possible ‘disappearing file on desktop’ bug on Mac OS 10.15 with a more technical method. Starting with Chrome version 35, NPAPI (Netscape Plug-in API) support was removed for the Linux platform. It’s much easier to restore Mac OS 10.15 desktop files if you used backup services like iCloud or Time Machine.

Now view the PDF – the missing table borders should now display. It is no longer possible to run a Java applet on Linux starting with Chrome Version 35 and later.

Clear the check box for Enhance thin lines (it’s checked by default – you have to turn it off).

This is a clear indication that the Flash section will be removed soon from the Chrome to encourage sites to use HTML5. So there are no ways to enable Flash on Chrome on all the sites by default. Fortunately, there is a solution about these types of files.

This means that any users may experience a problem opening this type of file on their browsers.

Open Adobe Reader and/or Acrobat X Standard/Pro. Earlier Chrome had a Allow sites to run Flash option, which is removed in latest Mac Chrome version. Currently, PDF files with the XFA Dynamic are not supported by Chrome, Firefox, and even Safari.

This is the only computer that is displaying the prob. Because I'm using Chrome, yes - I'm printing from a web page. NOTE: If you have both Adobe Reader and Adobe Acrobat X (Standard or Pro) installed, you’ll have to do these steps in BOTH software applications – search for ‘Adobe’ on your Start button to find out which one(s) you have installed. Remember that Windows system printers don't work, either - Microsoft PDF printer and One Note printers. I tried some of the simpler suggested solutions in those links and found one that worked, and that has now worked for those people who contacted me. 400% or more) – you’ll see the border, proving that it’s there.

printing the PDF page the table is on – it usually prints fine, with all borders intact.

Invariably, it’s not Word that’s at fault here, but the PDF and how it displays.

The same table in the PDF is missing one or more horizontal borders – perhaps the top border of the table, or the bottom border where the table breaks across the page to the next page.

The table in Word still has all its borders.

I recall this issue from many years ago, and searching Google (see the links below) shows that it’s been around since at least 2004! This only happens on some tables, not all, and only for some horizontal borders, not all. Remember, when you save a webpage as a PDF in Chrome all of the visible parts will be. In the past few days, I’ve had several calls or emails from work colleagues about some table border lines not displaying in a PDF created from a Word document. See, not only does Chrome include the ability to install valuable.