Acrobat 7 standard

I use acrobat 7 standard, show this"The application is being terminated because of memory corruption" & and can't update . how to do that?

Hi louiseh9872941,
Considering this error, I would suggest you to please refer the link mentioned below and try out the solutions:
Error "the application is being terminated because of memory corruption" when you exit Acrobat 7 (on Windows) - Support …
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Anubha

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