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Old 01-05-2006, 02:25 AM
hurbud@msn.com
 
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Default Re: adobe + me = Whoops!

I used the windows add / remove programs. it looks like i did a good job
getting rid of everything - i looked in the hard drive and, though Adobe was
listed as a file, it was empty. Multiple versions...I think the 4.0 version
came with the computer, no idea where v.5 came from, and v.6 and beyond where
upgrades. I have a Scan Soft 3.0 PDF converter on my computer, should i just
try to use it as a default?

"guestuser" wrote:

> Why do you have so many versions of Adobe Acrobat on your system? Did you
> use the uninstaller supplied by Adobe or Windows Add/Remove Programs or did
> you just delete the various Adobe folders on your hard drive? If the
> previous versions were uninstalled properly, you should be able to go to the
> Adobe website and download the latest version and install it with no
> problems.
>
> "hurbud@msn.com" <hurbud@msn.com@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F8EF0BD2-A1DC-4608-A658-8D6CBD8192E1@microsoft.com...
> > Hi Everyone -
> > I'm a dork. I was having some of the problems with adobe that have been
> > mentioned in these forums; the small box with the red x, a small box with
> > red, blue, and green that appears on three deep windows on most websites,
> > an
> > error message that read " external window viewer not found" or something,
> > and
> > just a lot of general frustration caused by my inability to navigate
> > through
> > XP spikes in the system, freeze jambs, lockdowns, and the like.
> > so, after 'reading' a few posts and replies from you great folks- I really
> > just scanned the p & r's actually, I decided to uninstall Adobe acrobat
> > 4.0,
> > readers 5.something, 6.1, 6.2, and 7.0. My thought was, and again, after
> > 'reading' the info here, that I'd just do a year end garbage dump (out
> > with
> > the old...) and then go somewhere into cyberspace and download a free
> > version
> > of reader 7.0, thereby solving all my problems and realigning the stars
> > and
> > planets in the process. I discovered the 'whoops' about the second time I
> > was
> > unable to install 7.0. I currently sit at the keys Adobeless and feeling a
> > little queezy. Any thoughts guys? (keep in mind, there are rules about the
> > things you can print on sites like this!)
> > Regards,
> > Mike
> >

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