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I recently purchased a new laptop with Windows 7 (64 bit), and then installed Acrobat 9 Pro. When i opened a document in Word 2010 and tried to access PDF Settings, Word crashed. I could 'print' but then no bookmarks were created. I ran a compatibility check and it seemed it was checking for XP mode. I though it was compatible with Windows 7?
Solution: I uninstalled the application and rinstalled it in XP virtual mode. I then opened the document in Word 2007 (also installed in XP mode for RoboHelp reasons) and everything worked fine.
Questions:
1. Was this the correct procedure?
2. Why isn't it working in Windows 7?
3. Are there any problems with my solution that i am currently unaware of?
Many thanks,
Jacqui

I have solved the following problem that I posted earlier. The reason i am keeping it is because i shouldn't have to see "Error 1403", but a meaningful error.
The solution was to move the laptop right next to the wireless modem.
Help please. I managed the first update (now Acrobat says 9.2.0). I then
started the next update and after an extremely long time (a couple of hours)
it reached 100% download and then I received an Update failed alert - error
1403. Note that I had to install Acrobat in the Virtual XP mode; this
probably is what made the download so long. This repeated twice.
Jacqui
Message was edited by: JacquiL

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