Not enough disk space for download

I am trying to download the trial version of Acrobat XI and get an error message that I don't have enough disk space. I have 36.5 GB of free space on my hard drive. How much space do I need?

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''Try deleting old mail, emptying the Trash folder, and'' '''compacting your mail folders'''
If you did not compact the folders after marking the messages for deletion, you have not deleted anything.
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Keep_it_working_-_Thunderbird

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Hello,
I have set up my dvd project and am ready to burn, but when I insert a CD, it says "Not enough free disk space for encoding the remaining assets." How do I create enough space...where do I go to delete things? I'm not completely computer illiterate so if someone can give me a few steps to fix this problem, it would be GREATLY appreciated.
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Temporarily symlink the Library and/or System folders to the other partition in order to install the updates.
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What is that extra info that I need to pass to the installer so that installs
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### Product Installation Directory
USER_INSTALL_DIR=/weblogic/sftw/6.1
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I believe the installation creates temporary files in the /tmp directory from root.
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Kapil Singh Pawar wrote:
While installing WebLogic Server I get the error message "Not Enough Disk Space"
for the root (/) file system, although I am trying to install it in the /weblogic
file system that has enough space for the installation.
What is that extra info that I need to pass to the installer so that installs
the server in /weblogic and not complain about lack of disk space in /.
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### BEA Home Directory
BEAHOME=/weblogic/sftw
### Product Installation Directory
USER_INSTALL_DIR=/weblogic/sftw/6.1
Thanks and Regards
Kapil Singh Pawar--
Developer Relations Engineer
BEA Support

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I have a Power Mac G4 MDD with an 80GB boot drive. Nothing but the OS (Leopard) is installed on that drive. Any time I try to copy any file, no matter how small, I get an error message claiming there is not enough disk space for the transfer. This happens especially when I try to copy files from my 400GB storage drive, and I've reinstalled Leopard a couple times. Why does it keep doing this? Any help would be most appreciated.
P.S. The CMOS battery is dead, could that be creating an issue? The system also occasionally kernal panics and/or freezes.

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The system also occasionally kernal panics and/or freezes.
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