MLUG: Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Adobe Acrobat extreme annoyances
Re: [MLUG - DISCUSSION] Adobe Acrobat extreme annoyances
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On Tue, 4 Dec 2007, Joseph Ondrus wrote:

Just a world of warning as well, do not update Pro 8. Many people have found that updating (me being on of them) causes Acrobat 8 Pro to no longer load. I tried uninstalling and starting from scratch, ran through registry and removed every associated key I could find (took a good hour and a half). Ended up reinstalling Windows completely. I decided to not download/install/prompt for any updates. I figure it's not broke so I'm not going to 'fix it' with any updates. Updating 8 did the same thing, asked to restart over and over as well. I am waiting for Xournal to catch up on the PDF annotating capabilities of Adobe Acrobat Pro, then I can ditch this whole OS altogether :)

I get Acrobat Pro through our university for no charge and I'll bet I could get version 8, so I'm glad you warned me.


The thing is, I don't have very sophisticated needs. I just want to write very simple PDF documents, say from Word. I suppose I could dump Acrobat, Word and Windows and use Open Office on Linux and get what I need that way. I wouldn't be surprised if that would work great. I'm working on transitioning. These days, with Ubuntu doing so well, I don't think it will be all that tricky for me to get out of Windows altogether. As it stands I do most of my work under Linux and/or Solaris, but I connect to those machines from a Windows box -- why not cut out the middle man?!

Mike

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