Acrobat 7.0 printer with win 7 64 b

I changed my computer from win xp 32 to win 7 64 and my adobe acrobat 7.0 doen't emule the printer.

you can uninstall, run the cleaner (http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/acrobatcleaner.html), restart your computer and then reinstall using compatibility mode.

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Liebe(r) Mylenium,
vielen Dank für den Hinweis auf DDE!
Leider kann aich weder in der Firewall noch im Virenscanner irgnd einen Hinweis finden. Auch in den jeweiligen Protokollen kann ich nichts über eine Blockierung finden, die irgend etwas mit dem Problem zu tun haben scheint. Und in der Registry die richtigen Einträge zu identifizieren, zu analysieren und ggf. zu bearbeiten geht über meine Kenntnisse zu Windows doch eindeutig hinaus. Ich möchte das System eigentlich ja "nur" benutzen.
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