Acrobat 7.0 updates

I have acrobat 7.0, do I need to update in increments or download latest version, 7.0.9?

try the latest version. if it doesn't work with your current version, you'll need to use incremental updates.

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Acrobat XI Pro update / print spooler problem

Running Acrobat XI Pro on Windows XP Pro 5.1 sp 3..
-- Acrobat tries to update 11.0.02. I see the icon in the Windows tray for a long time. I open the Acrobat Updater, and it is stuck on "Service to stop: Print Spooler."
-- It was like that for about a day ... maybe two... then it gave the 'Install Failed" error, and, if I remember correctly, gave the error message 1602.
-- When I looked up the error, the stated remedy was to try again but using the Help --> Check for Updates menu item inside Acrobat (instead of letting automatic updater do it).
-- So I did that yesterday evening, about 10 hours ago, and currently, the install is still stuck on "Service to stop: Print Spooler."
This actually happened once before some months ago, and I forget what I did to fix or end the situation... but whatever that was, I'm not finding it now.
Help?

Please follow the steps mentioned here: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/error-1602-update-acrobat-reader.html
~Deepak

I have Acrobat 7.0 updated to 7.1.4 which surprising no longer works after upgrading my mac os

I have Acrobat 7.0 updated to 7.1.4 which surprising no longer works after upgrading my mac operating system to OS 10.8.5 (mountain lion), and gives an err message that system no longer supports PPc applications. I guess Acrobat 7 is a PPc application and wanted to know if there is any work-forward here to be able to keep using this product? I didn't see this coming.

There may be parts of it that work if the MAC is anything like the PC. I have been able to get AA 7 to partially work on a Win7, 64-bit machine, but several work-arounds are required. The biggest one is the installation of a PS print driver and such. So, can you open Acrobat and/or Distiller? Do they seem to function? If so, there may be some workarounds. Otherwise you probably need to purchase AA XI. Actually, I would recommend purchasing the newer version anyway -- just trying to give you a picture of what might be possible.
When you say it no longer works it is not clear what you mean. You may need to clarify and also indicated if you have tried repairing the installation and such. I can't say a lot more since I am not really familiar with the MAC.

My distributed form has stopped working after Acrobat did an update the form no longer appears in my tracker.

I had a form that auto collected data through Adobe but it has stopped working after my Acrobat X Pro did an update.
The form no longer appears in the tracker. How can this be fixed? I am using Windows 7.
It would appear that since Adobe are going to be closing the Workspace area in January 2015 that when
Acrobat did an update the ability to connect to files in the Workspace has been removed.
Is there any way to reconnect the file back to the Tracker?
Has anyone else had the same problem?
Adobe don't seem interested in helping as this question has been posted for three days and yet no response.

First and foremost thing you can do it is that reset your Firefox and after that change it to safe mode.This may be happening due to venerable links getting downloaded.
enjoy free web..... :)
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Acrobat 7.1 update over 7.0.9 with GPO and Active Directory

Hello all.
Our environment is Windows 2000 sp4 for clients and Windows Server 2003
We have been using two AIPs for Acrobat 7.0.9 (Pro and Standard) deployment, customized with Install Shield Tuner for Acrobat 7. When we patched them to v7.1.0 using the MSP file extracted from the exes released for this purpose, the resulting packages could not be marked for redeployment in the GPO. Facing this, we decided to add the new 7.1.0 packages as new packages under the same GPO. Under "Packages that this package will upgrade" appear all the previous 7.0.9 versions and surprisingly for Acrobat Standard appeared Acrobat professional 7.1 and we were unable to remove any them. For computers receiving for the first time the package everything is fine, they receive version 7.1 as expected, but for those which had any v7.0.9, even though the application event viewer says that the v7.1 is an upgrade over 7.0.9 and that v7.0.9 was removed and that the upgrade went ok, the help/about of the application still reports v7.0.9.
Have we done something wrong?
ps. for a while it seemed to work, but now it seems to be failing as reported above even though nothing that we could notice had changed in our environment.

I use a different version of Acrobat, so didn't pay much attention... but I do know this has been discussed before, with a solution
You might try various terms at the SEARCH link
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?126@@.ee6b2f2
From what I do remember (as I said, no details) the solution was "something like"
1 - manually install the update from the download page
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows
2 - turn Acrobat's automatic updating OFF

Acrobat 9.1 Update - Silent Install - Deploy is not "Silent"

Acrobat 9.1 Update - Silent Install / Deploy is not "Silent" or Quiet
When Installing and/or Deploying the Update for Acrobat Pro/Std 9.0 in Silent mode:
AcroProStdUpd910_T1T2_incr.msp /q /l adobe91.log
AcroProStdUpd910_T1T2_incr.msp /qn
I get a "File Transfer" like status window that pop's up.
It is very brief, and all is well.
The problem is we're trying to reach 0% intrusion on the customers that this will be deployed to.
Is there another slash that is missing or does the install process just have this and we'll have to live with it?
I ran the patch in normal mode and you can see the pop-up during the install process in-between:
Optimizing Performance and Publishing Product Information.
Please Advise.
Thank you.

I know this post is a few months old, but for those that still need the info:
Updating Adobe Acrobat Professional from 9.0.0 to 9.1.2
1. Download the 2 patches, AcroProStdUpd910_T1T2_incr.msp (this updates to 9.1.0) and AcrobatUpd912_all_incr.msp (this updates to 9.1.2) and place them in the same folder.
If you are already at 9.1, you don't need the first patch.
2. Copy the AcroPro.msi file from C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 9.0\Setup Files\guid (I didn't feel like typing out the whole string) to the folder with the patches. This is where the setup placed this file for my installation of CS4; your location could be in a different spot.
3. Create your script with the following 2 lines:
msiexec /p "%installdir%\AcroProStdUpd910_T1T2_incr.msp" /qn /norestart REINSTALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=omus
msiexec /p "%installdir%\AcrobatUpd912_all_incr.msp" /qn /norestart REINSTALL=ALL REINSTALLMODE=omus
Substitute your path to the folder with the patch files for %installdir% above.
Obviously, this procedure is for updating Windows only. This was only tested on Windows XPSP3 with Adobe Acrobat Professional 9.0.0 as installed as part of CS4 Master Collection.

Activate Acrobat X Pro Update from Acrobat 8 Standard Update

When I try to install the Acrobat 10 Pro Update software that I purchased directly from Adobe, a window opens that demands entry of the Adobe 8 code but does not list Acrobat 8 Standard as one of the possible choices.
When I purchased the upgrade the Adobe web site said" consider an upgrade to Acrobat X Pro if you have Acrobat 9, 8, or 7 Standard."
I not only considered the upgrade, I purchased it for USD 199. How do I install?
This is very unpleasant because in order to try and install Acrobat 10 Pro, I am asked to uninstall Acrobat 8. Then when I get to the final installation step, I am not allowed to continue and am left with nothing!!! Since Adobe 8 was an upgrade to Acrobat 6, the reinstallation process is lengthy.

Redwood X I would recommend contacting our support team. They can easily verify your serial number is valid. For the best assistance, I recommend our chat support at http://adobe.ly/yxj0t6. Our chat representatives can provide a personalized experience to resolve the issue you have described.

I tried to download my acrobat 7 pro update but it got corrupted- what do I do?

I tried to download my acrobat 7 pro update but it got corrupted- what do I do?

You're saying you don't back up your phone regularly? You should ALWAYS back up before updating your phone. That said, try resetting first: hold down the home button and the power button for at least 10-20 seconds until you see the Apple. Hopefully you can then try to perform the update again. Start doing backups if your data is important to you.

Acrobat 7.1 update for Windows (with CS2 Premium) Continuous Configuration at Boot Time

I'm running Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 on an IBM T43P laptop with current MSFT patches. My system is set to automatically download and apply Adobe Patches.
The patch installs, but requires "configuration" at every boot time. It completes the configuration process and requests re-boot or defer to complete the installation/configuration process.
My system has been doing this for more than a week. I finally uninstalled Acrobat 7.0 (from within CS2 Premium), re-booted, then re-installed Acrobat Pro (within CS2 Premium) for Windows. I downloaded the full 7.1 update and the process has started all over again.
Please advise, as the constant configuration at boot time and request to re-boot is annoying.
Thanks.

I use a different version of Acrobat, so didn't pay much attention... but I do know this has been discussed before, with a solution
You might try various terms at the SEARCH link
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx?126@@.ee6b2f2
From what I do remember (as I said, no details) the solution was "something like"
1 - manually install the update from the download page
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=1&platform=Windows
2 - turn Acrobat's automatic updating OFF

Acrobat 7.1 update installation issues

Having spent the best part of a whole day trying to install the latest Acrobat Professional version 7.1 update, I have finally found a solution which I hope may be of use to other sufferers of this problem.
My system is a dual HD setup with XP on drive C: and Vista on drive F: Acrobat Professional 7 is installed on the XP drive C: and not on the Vista drive.
All went well with the update on the C: drive until, halfway through the installation an error message popped up saying that it could not acces the folder F:\Windows\Winsxs\Policies.
This struck me as odd. Why would the programme be wanting to add information to a system folder on the F:(Vista) drive when the installation I am updating is on drive C:(XP) and I am booted up on drive C:
I duly checked the folder, F:\Windows\Winsxs and found no "Policies" folder within. Furthermore any and every attempt to gain access to that folder for the Acrobat updater failed. I went through all the Attrib commands from the command prompt, tried altering access permissions in safe mode and even booted into Vista to see if anything could be done. All of these actions drew a blank with the folder flatly denying access on all counts.
During all of this I was scouring the internet to find any similar cases and spotted one where someone had noticed that a "Policies" folder had been added to the Windows\Winsxs directory on a non-boot drive on their machine. Curiously this was after installing the Acrobat 7.1 update.
Finally I decided to take drastic action and disconnect the F: drive temporarily (luckily the boot.ini file is on the C: drive). I figured that if the programme couldn't see it, it would just get on and install properly on drive C: I am happy to say that my hunch worked and I was finally able to install the update.
My question for Adobe is, why did this happen? What possible reason could there be for the updater to require access to the other drive.
Had my dual-boot system been on a single HD my solution to the problem would not have been possible and I would still not be able to install the update.
I would welcome any comments from other forum members but especially from someone at Adobe Tech Support.

Geetesh. I have an answer which may work for you.
For whatever reason the 7.1 installer requires access to the Vista Windows folder in order to install a policies folder in the Winsxs directory. This folder is locked and cannot be written to which, in turn, gives the error.
As you say, you cannot remove your Vista drive like I did but there is another way around the problem. Access your Vista drive from XP and temporarily rename the Windows folder to something like Windows2. Then create a new folder on the Vista drive and call it Windows. Inside the new Windows folder create another one and call it Winsxs. Now run the 7.1 installer in XP and you should find that it installs without the error. Once you have it installed you can safely rename the new Windows folder you created to something else and change your renamed Windows2 folder back to Windows.
Hope this helps.

Acrobat 7 mandatory update failing with error 16820 and blocking the use of the program

Acrobat 7 mandatory update failing with error 16820 and blocking the use of the program

Sorry I can't get the screen print to upload
It says
Mandatory Update Available
A Mandatory version of this application is available for download. Application can't continue without installing this version.
Application:     Acrobat_com
Installed version: 2.0.0.0
Update Version : 2.3.0.0
Download now                    Quit
Release notes ( this is blank)
After selecting 'Download Now' I get the following message;
     Download failed
     There was an error downloading the update. Error #16820
     Close

C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\Update folder - can it be cleaned out

I have a folder C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 7.0\Update on the PC where I have Acrobat Standard 7.0 installed which has over 58MB of files in it (mostly .rtp files)- can it be cleaned out once I have installed an update?

Bill,
thanks for the reply. I think i got it. When they gave us the new computers, they installed a copy of acrobat without some of the latest updates. update 7.0.5,.7,.8, and .9 were missing from our programs. I also noticed that her create to PDF setting for microsoft office was set to standard but the distiller was using high quality. i think fixing the combination of the two may have fixed it. I am going to try and create a full report and see. I will post back and let you know if the issue is gone.
thanks again.

The Adobe Acrobat wants to update but it tells me that "AcroPro.msi" is missing. What do I do?

What do I do?

Hi Perry,
Kindly try to download Acrobat and its update from the link mentioned below:
Acrobat :XI, X | 9, 8 | 7
Adobe - Acrobat : For Windows
Adobe - Acrobat : For Macintosh
Thanks,
Atul Saini

Adobe Acrobat 8 - file updates not installing on Win 7 Professional

How do I install MSP file updates to Adobe Acrobat after downloading them? I have just installed Acrobat 8.0 from the original installation CD on a new PC running Windows 7 Professional (64 bit) and have downloaded the update to 8.1.0 to begin with, but on clicking it get the error messsage 'This patch could not be opened. Contact the application vendor to verify that this is a valid Windows Installer patch package'. Updater is not working at all. It says it cannot find any updates. Even when I place the MSP file in the Updater folder to which it is supposed to download updates, it does not find updates. What is wrong? Why won't this patch install? Thank you! I really don't want to be stuck with 8.0.0 when I know that years of updates through to 8.3.1 are available, but for some reason they will not install intuitively.

Hi ,
Acrobat 8 is not compatible with Win 7. Please find the mentioned Kb: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/system-requirements-acrobat-family-produ cts.html#main_System_requirements_for_Acrobat_8_Pro showing system requirement for installing Acrobat 8. As Acrobat version 8 is very old product so I would recommend you to purchase Acrobat11 which has more enhanced features and functionalities.
Regards,
Romit Sinha

How can I get back the two button smooth scroll with Logitec optical marble mouse since Adobe Acrobat or FireFox updates on 10/26/2010 made it quit?

Oct 25, 26 or 27 both Adobe Acrobat and Mozilla Firefox alerted me they had updates to install. Since I trust them both I installed them. However, since then my optical marble mouse from Logitech acted strangely different. The cursor did not move as usual. It didn't respond right. I thought it might have needed the dust wiped out, so I did that. It still acted sluggish when I tried to move it, it was as though it was "spinning its wheels" not going anywhere. I went to the Control Panel clicked on Mouse, and proceeded to look at the settings and set them to default. I then tried to use the universal scroll by clicking the two big buttons which showed a circle with cross hair arrows as usual. When the marble was moved forward or backward, the scroll had always been smooth allowing one to read the screen evenly and without holding any button down. Now it was jerky. Is this a problem from the last update? My version of Firefox is 3.6.12
Thank you

I am happy to see another person is having this jerky scroll situation with the latest update to Firefox on October 27. I did check my I.E browser and '''THAT BROWSER''' still does the nice smooth scroll....let's get 'er fixed Mozilla! I know you can!

Snow Leopard (10.6.4) & CS5, Acrobat Pro9 install/update error helpful hints

Thought I would post this to help other folks out that might come across this problem.
OS: Snow Leopard 10.6.4
Macbook mid-2009 model w/4 gb RAM
Adobe Programs to install: CS5 Production Premium and Acrobat Pro 9
Symptoms:
CS5 suite appeared to load fine. Ran updater and updater said updates failed. Various programs of CS5 suite would freeze after splash screen.
Acrobat Pro9 would not load properly. Returned an "Internal Error Occurred" and could not get any further.
After much searching and reading, these are some pretty simple steps to follow:
1. use disk utility in Utilities folder of OSX Applications, click on repair permissions; reboot and try to run updates and software. If this does not fix the problem, step 2.
2. try "Safe Boot" -- shut down. Then upon pressing power button, when you hear the chime, press/hold the shift key until you see a progress bar. Try again to open/run programs that were freezing. This likely won't work but it's a step to try.
3. Create a new User account in OSX 10.6.4 with Admin privileges. (you can search on this for the specific steps if you don't know how, there is an Apple support doc that has the detail).
4. Shut down (or log off) and log in with the new User with admin priveleges. Try to run the CS5 software that was freezing up. If it loads/runs fine, then you know that your original user's preferences are corrupted. Here's where you can get into a lot of time wasted.
5. Relog into OSX using your original User, then -- open Users/username/Library file
6. Then, open up the Preferences file -- you can delete all the Adobe preference files (or simply drag them to your desktop, they will be recreated upon reboot and opening up an Adobe program, you can delete them from desktop later).
7. Reboot after deleting Adobe preferences (some say com.adobe.xxx) -- try to open/run CS5 programs. If they run now, you're done. If you still have
problems, go to step 8.
8. open up User/username(again, this is the original corrupted user)/Library -- this time go into Application Support folder
9. pull out to desktop the Adobe folder (delete this later) -- then reboot, and log back in using original user logon.
10. open up CS5 programs -- they should run -- if they don't, there is more extensive detective work necessary, but these steps will eliminate a lot of legwork for many. I wish I had found a step-by-step sooner to take me through these steps.

What did you update?
Disconnect all peripherals from your computer. Boot from your install disc & run Repair Disk from the utility menu. To use the Install Mac OS X disc, insert the disc, and restart your computer while holding down the C key as it starts up.
Select your language.
Once on the desktop, select Utility in the menu bar.
Select Disk Utility.
Select the disk or volume in the list of disks and volumes, and then click First Aid.
Click Repair Disk.
Restart your computer when done.
Repair permissions after you reach the desktop-http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25751 and restart your computer.

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