2 versions of the same app

Question

I have a script that calls Acrobat to open PDFs, save out EPS files and then close the PDF. It works fine on both an OS9 only Mac and my OSX G5.
However, on my G5 I have both Acrobat 5.0 and 6.0.2 Professional. I want the script to call Acrobat 5.0 in the background, thus leaving me use of version 6 if version 5 happens to be working away at the time (so I don't have to wait for 6 to get done before I can use it).
But every time I change the line in my script from:
tell application "Acrobat 6.0.2 Professional"
to:
tell application "Acrobat 5.0"
and then save and then reopen the script in Script Editor, Script Editor has changed it back to Acrobat 6.0.2 Professional.
Is there anyway I can force the script to use Acrobat 5 and not 6 for this script?

Answer 1

Hello
Try something like this -
(1) Copy the text of the script in question into clipboard in Script Editor.
(2) Quit Script Editor and relaunch it.
(3) Make new window of Script Editor and there paste the copied text.
(4) Compile it.
To my limited experiences, Script Editor often remembers unsolicited things behind the scenes. So try quiting it once before re-compling the script.
Hope this may help.
H
P.S. This is a copy from this reply:
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