Acrobat 9 compatibility with Office 2010?

Am I correct in understanding that Acrob
at Pro 9.4.5 is not compatible with Office 2010 and that I need to upgrade to AcrobatX to provide the same functionality that existed between Office 2007 and Acrobat 9? I hope this not the case. As a small business, shelling out another $200 for a upgrade after purchasing a product a year ago is not the way to keep clients happy.

Yes, you will need to upgrade. You purchased an upgrade to Office 2010. It requires an upgrade to Acrobat for the same compatibility. However, if you just need plain pdf files, you can print to PDF that doesn't require an upgrade to Acrobat.

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The MS-Access part is fairly well isolated through the ADO interface LabVIEW uses. The only possible problems there IMHO are difficulties with possible Acess compatibilities itself such as an example, SQL statement you may have invoked directly through the ADO interface. Maybe you did use a depreciated command back then that has since been removed. As long as the only thing you do are simple INSERT and SELECT statements only, I would expect it to just keep working.
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Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 & Office 2010

Hi, I recently installed Microsoft Office 2010 & Acrobat Pro 9. I have noticed that in word and excel the add-in tab is missing and not showing at all?,can anybody tell me if it is compatable with office 2010?, the add-in is missing?Thank you.

I am sick and tired of all the Adobe apologists. Office 2010 has been in Beta for a year now and Adobe's programmers could not create a Acrobat 9 compatiblity fix? Give me a break!
I spent a fortune on Acrobat Pro Extended only to find out that it has limited compatibility with Office 10 and the bundled Presenter has none.
What is wrong with Adobe??
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Acrobat PDFmaker 9 won't work with Office 2010

Acrobat is Adobe's powerful and long-running pdf handler. It's good software, but according to Adobe tech support in India, has known incompatibilities with Office 2010. We can't create pdf files from any Office document or spreadsheet. Adobe dropped the ball on this one, Office 2010 was out in beta for long enough for big developers like Adobe to get with the program. Avoid Acrobat 9 until Adobe fixes it.

I see a lot of people commenting that they had Adobe Acrobat 8.xx Pro and it worked fine with Microsoft Office 2010.
That was not my experience.
I downloaded MS Office 2010 and had the latest update of Adobe 8 Professional. (Don't know which release that was, but I keep my Adobe programs automatically updated.) As soon as I tried to use Adobe Acrobat to combine Excel files into a PDF, the PDFMaker functionality failed. This is why I purchased Adobe Acrobat 9, because my previous version did not work with MS Office 2010.
It was incredibly infuriating to find out that upgrading did not resolve my problem, nor would going back to the previous install of Acrobat 8 Pro work for me. So, Adobe cheated me out of $160 for no reason, and after spending 6+ hours uninstalling, reinstalling and all kinds of other nonsense, I still can't use my PDFMaker plugin.
The same thing happened with Adobe 8 and Microsoft Office 2007. The first version of Adobe 8 wasn't compatible, but then Adobe released a patch for Acrobat 8 that made it work with 2007. FOR FREE. I would say that we, the customers, have a reasonable expectation that the same should be done for Adobe 9, also at no extra charge.
There is no way in hell that I'm buying Adobe Acrobat 10. Adobe has been incredibly dishonest about this problem and they're not getting one more red cent of my money. I'd rather scan my documents to PDF or use the Distiller.
I'm quite sure I'm not alone in this sentiment, either.

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Acrobat 8 is not compatible with Microsoft Office 2010 and the PDFMaker plugins will not install. Only Acrobat X is compatible with Office 2010, and at this time only in 32-bit mode.
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Acrobat 11 Standard Office 2010 Pro Convert Word documents to PDF not working

Adobe community,
I can create PDF's inside Word 2010 using the Acrobat Add-in but right clicking a Word document or dragging a Word document into Adobe Acrobat 11 Standard does not work. I have updated both Acrobat 11 and Office 2010 with the latest updates available. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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While for MAC, Adobe PDF printer option is no more available and as it was removed with some changes in Apple's policy regarding virtual printers.
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Cannot Sync With Office 2010

Office 2010 has been released to Technet, schools, and other organizations. Maybe RIM should think about pulling one of their dusty programmers out of the closet to write a snippet of code so we can actually sync with Office 2010? I really getting sick of lookinbg at the "no message store" errors. Makes me want to buy a *real* smartphone.

ddvogt wrote:
Message to Blackberry:
I hope you listen..
The issue may be that Nokia bought the third party company that was doing the synch under Blackberry.
Blackberry: You need to fix that problem or switch to another third party. You may otherwise see a vast exodus to Android based phone.
I hope you have not come to be too big to care about your customers.
Hello again!
It seems you are posting this same information all over our forums. We welcome your input, but it's not really necessary to say the same thing over and over. Trust us...they get it. It is simply impossible for them to release any forward looking information -- things such as "2010 compatibility will be available on (insert date here)" are strictly forbidden as per the TOS of this site.
In regards to your hope that RIM will see your message -- these forums are a user-to-user support channel, not a user-to-RIM conduit. As such, it is unlikely that they will see what you have written. However, if you have specific and constructive ideas for them, I have heard that they accept such via email to [email protected]
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Problem opening documents from SharePoint (2013) libraries with Office 2010 and 2013 components installed

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helpful questions and answers in the forum, I've identified the likely cause as the fact that my main Office installation is 2010, but I also have installed OneDrive for Business 2013 (which I need in order to sync document libraries with my local drive).
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other users may be more problematic. In the meantime, other suggestions of solutions are welcome)

Hi,
According to your description, it is a good way to do a test about office 2010 SP2, here is an article about this issue- limitations of using the OneDrive for Business sync app with Office 2010 applications , it may help you.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint-help/solve-problems-youre-having-with-the-onedrive-for-business-sync-app-HA104047973.aspx
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Don
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Essbase 9.3.1 Excel Add-in not compatible with Office 2010?

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