I just downloaded and began the install of Adobe Reader. As Adobe Reader is finishing the INSTALL a window from a program DRIVER SUPPORT pops up on my computer. It says I have outdated drivers that I need to install (I HAVE NOT installed these!)
Is Adobe Reader now sometimes bundled with the program DRIVER SUPPORT? I see the icon on my desktop now.
I thought I went directly to Adobe to get the download for Adobe Reader. Did I somehow download it from a BAD site?
NO LOGRO CONECTARME A MI CUENTA Y ESTOY COLOCANDO LA INFORMACION CORRECTA Y EL INTERTENT ES MUY RAPIDO Y NECESITO CONVERTIR DE PDF A WORD
I recently upgraded to Adobe Acrobat XI pro using creative cloud. I can open pdfs on disc but not on line - using safari mac
Hi everybidy,
I have a fillable PDF form designed in Livecycle designer and it is reader extended. When I fill that form on MAC it let me fill and save the form as amny times as I like. Everytime I make any change I just click the save button it saves changes in the same form. BUT is is behaving differently on Windows. After filling the form out when I click on save button it opens up "Save as " dialogue box to save a new copy with those changes. I have Adobe reader XI and Adobe Acrobat XI installed on windows. I know I can do that with Acrobat but I want that in reader for users who dont have acrobat.
Please help me.....
Thanks
I am using Windows 8 on a Dell computer using Firefox browser. When I double-click a PDF file on my Desktop, it opens just fine. When I click on a link on a website to that same PDF file, the file doesn't come up but it opens my computer Library of file and asks where do I want to save it. This worked OK about 2 weeks ago but not now. It won't work on Adobe Reader 9 or Adobe Reader XI, which I just installed. Does anyone know how to fix this?
What the hell is causing this?
I received a pdf in an email and I saved it to my computer. I'm now trying to convert it from a pdf to Word but I get a message saying "an error occurred while signing in." I signed out and signed in again, but I got the same message. Has anyone else had this experience?
After converting a document to PDF, how do you highlight existing text in the document? Found the "highlight text" button under the "comment" section, just can't figure out how it works. Thank You.
I've looked at other threads but have not come up with a result, so maybe you can help me.
I've got three systems here that were recently reimaged with clean Windows and clean installs of Adobe Reader 11.0.3, because we don't have the latest versions pushed out yet to everyone. Each of these three systems freezes when it opens any PDF. Even when opening Adobe Reader without a PDF, it freezes.
As a result, we can't use it to look at reports that we need to be able to see that we only receive in PDF form. Also as a result, we can't get into the preferences to disable Enhanced Protection mode, and reinstalling the Adobe Reader software completely does not help.
I need a list of things to try, because frankly, I've got management above me basically demanding that we fix this yesterday, and we don't have any resolution. Can anyone help point me in the direction I need to go to fix this?
(NOTE: We are currently waiting to hear back from Adobe for a redistribution license for the latest Adobe Reader and Adobe Runtimes, so we will be using that version soon enough, assuming Adobe approves the redistribution license. Hopefully the (much newer) version will fix this, but until then, this needs fixed pretty much immediately.
hoe kan ik een momentopname maken?
bij Windows 7 was dit mogelijk, in de 8.1 vind ik niet hoe het te doen.
Due to our project context, we would probably need to use Adobe reader XI for many analysts.
Question is: is it possible to buy a global license for our entreprise?
Thanks.
Hi,
I want to define the option "print as Image" as standard for every document. Is this possible? Where can i define it?
Thanks for helping.
Best regards.
Meine Datei hat 5,8 MB.
Kann ich sie auf 1 MB (maximum) verkleinern - also komprimieren und wenn ja - wie?
Hi,
Having trouble with a couple of computers where Adobe Reader won't start up. This is only hapenning on two of our workstations. All are Windows 7 64 bit fully patched. Anti-virus is ESET. Reader is latest 11.0.6.
Upon log in you are presented with an error dialogue titled "reader_sl.exe - application error" with the text "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000022). Click OK to close the application."
When you try to start Reader, you get the "Adobe Reader Protected Mode" dialogue. Attempting to open without protected mode results in a "Fatal Error" dialogue stating "Acrobat failed to load its Core DLL".
What I've tried so far includes removing then reinstalling Reader, using the Reader cleanup app and then reinstalling, running a full virus scan, disabling AV, using the TDSSKiller app from Kaspersky.
Anyone have any clues on how to get Reader working or what I should be debugging next?
Thanks.
Ronny
Hi,
When I use adobe reader I get the message " Adobe Reader cannot open in Protected Mode due to an incompatibility with your system configuration". I just reinstalled Windows 7 on a new hard drive and I am in the process of reinstalling my softwares one by one. But for now I just have an antivirus (Bit Defender), a firewall (Comodo) and a browser (Firefox). I wonder why I get such a message on a clean new configuration. I turned off the antivirus and the firewall but the result is the same. Any idea ? How can I solve this problem ?
Thanks.
How do I change the trust settings under the certificate viewer when the 'add to trusted identities is greyed out?
I cannot find a solution how to print out a complete text, that is hidden due to its length and must be scrolled down to with a sidebar... Only the visible section is printed... What can I do to get a complete printout?
I'd really appreciate any useful information that might allow the use of protected mode, but with reasonably good performance in the following scenario:
Environment:
- Windows 7 desktops with Adobe Reader XI
- AppData is redirected to users' home folders
- Desktops (5 - 10 in most cases) across a ~10 Mbps MPLS link from server hosting fome folder and the PDF docs being accessed.
- Protected Mode Enabled (as recommended)
Symptom:
- It takes an inordinate amount of time (20 - 30 seconds) to open a tiny (100KB file) from a remote file server. By comparison an Excel spreadsheet of similar size opens in 2 - 3 Seconds.
Temporary Workarounds (either results in SUBSTANTIALLY better (and acceptable) performance):
- Disable Protected Mode (for obvious reasons, we'd like to have this feature enabled)
- Disable Appdata redirection (for many other reasons, Appdata redirection makes sense for our environment)
Other notes:
A network trace shows a large amount of SMB/CIFS traffic (5000 - 6000 packets) to/from the AppData folder when appdata is redirected to the users' home folders.
One thought I had was whether or not there is a means to direct an app to use AppData\Local instead of Appdata\Roaming, or if there is a means to direct Adobe reader to use an entirely different (and local to the OS) folder for whatever it needs appdata for when in protected Mode.
Any suggestions that don't include the workarounds already described are welcome. Thanks!
What sort of free services can I enjoy in Reader XI? Can I send a file to a friend for free?