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		<title>Help Center Topic: Non funtionality of the command suggested to diable popup blocking  in Chrome</title>
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			<description>&#60;p&#62;I am aware of the latest version of Chrome but throw some light on the command,provided as a solution to many by some users particularly with a silent nod of the Google Team to manage popups. I was asked to add some text to the end of it like this---(c:\Documents and Settings\administrator\local settings\applicationdata\Google\chrome\application\chrome.exe&#34;-disable-popup-blocking).Now I want to know whether just by adding some text to the URL it will start behaving the way we want it to? I tried it several times only to get&#34;the shortcut is not valid.check the path or file name is correct&#34;.SECONDLY I was reading a WORD DOCUMENT to end of which a HYPERLINK .pdf was given to view.I commanded &#34;open&#34;,it said&#34;the specified file can not be opened&#34;.this is not a problem on IE.Could you tell why this occurred?
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