PDF Download problem (Schubert String Quintet)

[ANDRONICUS]

SCHUBERT STRING QUINTET D956 ALL SCORES ONLINE AT IMSLPF EXCEPT THE ALLEGRO OPENING MOVEMENT ARE DEFECTIVE AND CANNOT BE OPENED. THIS INCLUDES BOTH COPIES OF THE COMPLETE SCORE AND THE 3 SUCCESSIVE MOVEMENTS AFTER THE ALLEGRO IN THE INDIVIDUAL MOVEMENT SCORES. CAN SOMEONE CORRECT THIS SITUATION?

[kalliwoda]

Hey, no need to shout!
I have no idea, why you have problems with these files, they open all fine, even with an old Acrobat 5.
Did you get an aborted downlaod (check file size)?

[ANDRONICUS]

Have you tried opening these files yourself? With the exception of the Allegro movement all files are termed defective by my Acrobat Reader version 9 (newest version); they cannot be opened. Do a trial opening of the complete score or of the Adagio movement etc. and then let me know what I have to do to open them if you have successfully opened them yourself.

[daphnis]

I was successfully able to view all 4 movements in Firefox (3.5.4) with the Acrobat Pro 9.2 plugin.

[Leonard Vertighel]

I tested the Complete Score #02435 and it works perfectly for me. Adobe Reader 9.1 on Linux.

Are you using Internet Explorer 6 or 7? There is a FAQ entry on the wiki about a problem with those browsers.
http://imslp.org/wiki/IMSLP:FAQ#What_do ... _or_IE7.3F

[vinteuil]

Confirm that all files on this page work.
I uploaded the better complete score scan (gutenberg)...I know it works.

[ANDRONICUS]

THANK YOU ALL! Thank you: Kalliwoda, Daphnis, Leonard Vertighel, Perlnerd666 for all your suggestions. The problem was the internet connection. I changed the connection to Firefox and the files opened easily. I haven't used the IMSLP site very often, so I thought the problem was with the files, now with Firefox I am again in the flow of the music. I can't tell you how happy I am to follow Schubert's String Quintet with the score; the Adagio movement is exquiste. I am moved to write something similar with the grace of God. Excuse all the distrubance and thanks again. ANDRONICUS (TUSCANY, ITALY)

[Leonard Vertighel]

You're welcome. By the way, if you are interested, we also have an Italian language section on the forums:
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