Acrobat Reader 9.2 Bug! Maybe!?

Hey all!First of all I am new to the forum and i'd like to take the chance to say Hello to averyone in this usefull forum! HELLO!
I have just installed Acrobat reader 9.2 downloading from the website adobe.com. All went great and it worked fine. Than suddenly (did not even turn my pc off) anything I double click-on does not open and an acrobat reader window pops up telling me that acrobat cannot open that window. Hmm I go to control panel but guess what!? I cannot open that either as the same window pops up telling me the same thing!
By chance I noticed that if I right click the program i need to open and click open, it actually does! So i used that procedure to open Ccleaner and unistall acrobat reader 9.2 and all came back to normal!
Funny thing is that its the third time i do this! Am I doing something wrong? Everytime i re-install acrobat the same thing happens over and over again!
Any Hint???
Thank you very much for any help might come this way! ;D

I dont know how to move it. I'll mark it as answered and post a new one!
Sorry for the mistake!
THX

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Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.2 Bug! Maybe!?

Hey all!First of all I am new to the forum and i'd like to take the chance to say Hello to averyone in this usefull forum! HELLO!
I have just installed Acrobat reader 9.2 downloading from the website adobe.com. All went great and it worked fine. Than suddenly (did not even turn my pc off) anything I double click-on does not open and an acrobat reader window pops up telling me that acrobat cannot open that window. Hmm I go to control panel but guess what!? I cannot open that either as the same window pops up telling me the same thing!
By chance I noticed that if I right click the program i need to open and click open, it actually does! So i used that procedure to open Ccleaner and unistall acrobat reader 9.2 and all came back to normal!
Funny thing is that its the third time i do this! Am I doing something wrong? Everytime i re-install acrobat the same thing happens over and over again!
Any Hint???
Thank you very much for any help might come this way! ;D

First it will help to know whether you are using Acrobat or Reader. There is no Acrobat Reader.
Just making sure you didn't download a trial version of Acrobat instead of Reader.

Bug in Acrobat Reader 8 & 9? "Actual size" not actual size

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Bug in Acrobat Reader Plugin for FF?

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i use a web application which pulls pdf reports from a server by http-post requests, so parameters are transmitted in the requests-body.
As a viewer i do use Acrobat Reader Plugin, most recent release with FF 3.0.3 on Windows XP pro.
So due of the http-post requests the requested url remains always the same for every report.
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The effect could be reproduced.
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Acrobat Reader DC - Bug with Dialog Boxes Containing Images?

Hi all -
Been testing Reader DC. Only took a couple of minutes to adjust to the new interface; pretty slick and intuitive.
Noticed a potential issue that I wanted to warn/share/prob solve with the community.
I was putting Reader DC through it's paces with a XFA PDF that has some dialog boxes, some of which even had images in them. (Thanks again to BR001.)
The dialog boxes with images look great on Acrobat & Reader 9/10/11 (WIN & MAC) - images are clear; no pixelation.
Reader DC on MAC appears to be fine - resolution looks the same.
But Reader DC on WIN - the images are now pixelated. Especially around the edges, characters/numbers, etc. You can tell something is "off" with the image.
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Green smiley face: Dropbox - icon differences.PNG (83 x 83)
Lightroom image: Dropbox - Lightroom Image - Comparison Test.PNG (225 x 132)
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Bug in Reader DC for Windows? Not sure what else the cause could be...
Anyone having their dialog boxes with images open in Reader DC for Windows WITHOUT the pixelation?
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Little easier; picture's worth a thousand; etc.
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Plötzlich diverse Bugs (Illustrator, Indesign, Acrobat Reader) unter OS X 10.7.2

Hallo liebe Community.
Seit ein paar Monaten verwende ich unter OS X Lion 10.7.2 die CS5.5 Design Standard. Anfänglich gab es gar keine Probleme. CS4 Datein ließen sich ohne Probleme öffnen und bearbeiten etc.
Vor einigen Wochen begannen urplötzlich diverse Bugs aufzutreten, zu denen ich keinerlei Hinweise im Internet fand. Selbst Kompatibelitätsprobleme mit Lion scheinen nicht der Grund zu sein.
Auffällig waren vor allem 3 Probleme, welche immer auftreten.
Indesign:
Bei Indesign ist es nicht mehr möglich Farbfelder auszuwählen. Klicke ich diese an, blinkt das Feld kurz auf und das wars. Das Objekt nimmt die Farbe nicht an. Umgehen kann ich dies nur, indem ich die cmd-Taste gleichzeitig gedrückt halte. Außerdem ist die Reaktionszeit bei einem Klick auf ein Objekt recht lang (Etwa 2 Sekunden bevor ich weiter arbeiten kann). Dies bringt mich direkt zu Problem 2.
Illustrator:
Sobald ich bei Illustrator mit dem Auswahlwerkzeug ein Objekt anklicke, friert das Programm für etwa 5 Sekunden ein, bevor es für etwa die selbe Länge lädt und ich schließlich nach insgesammt 10 Sekunden weiter arbeiten kann. Halte ich die Maustaste gedrückt und verschiebe das Objekt bevor ich loslasse, tritt dieser Fehler nicht auf.
Acrobat Reader:
PDF Datein laden extrem lange. Das zoomen dauert über 10 Sekunden. Das verschieben der Position mit dem Hand Werkzeug benötigt ebenfalls so lange. Das wechseln von Seiten mit Hilfe der Pfeiltasten hingegen geht ohne Probleme. Ein bloßer Klick mit der Maus auf die Fläche sorgt ebenfalls für eine enorme Nachladezeit.
Am auffälligsten ist sicherlich die Tatsache, dass bei jedem Programm diese Nachladezeiten bestehen, welche das Arbeiten beinahe unmöglich machen. Diese Fehler traten absolut plötzlich auf, ohne dass am System irgend etwas verändert wurde. Lediglich der Arbeitsspeicher wurde von 4 auf 8 GB aufgestockt. Dies sollte jedoch wenn überhaupt für schnellere Ladezeiten sorgen und nicht umgekehrt. Ich habe zu diesen Fehlern wie gesagt keinerlei Informationen gefunden und hoffe, dass mir jemand vielleicht helfen kann.
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ohne dass am System irgend etwas verändert wurde. Lediglich der Arbeitsspeicher wurde von 4 auf 8 GB aufgestockt. Dies sollte jedoch wenn überhaupt für schnellere Ladezeiten sorgen und nicht umgekehrt.
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I dont know how to move it. I'll mark it as answered and post a new one!
Sorry for the mistake!
THX

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Bonjour,
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ZY

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Need advise on a problem one of my customer have with properties going missing in Acrobat Reader

Hi there.
I need some advise on a major problem I got with acrobat reader on one of my customer's laptop.
I might not have all the informations, but I can explain about everything that I could dig out of the problem.
One of my customer asked me to find a solution to his problem as he just bought a Mac laptop and he has only been using a Windows PC before. He needed a way to be able to manipulate some texts and picture on a file (template) that he print a couple of times each week. I have built a 2 pages PDF form for him and it was a success on every computer we tried it on, except for his new Mac Laptop.
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The file is opened manually with Adobe Reader directly on the customer's computer harddrive. (Right click on the file directly stored on the desktop. "Open with ..." and then select "Adobe Reader". The program showed on the top bar is Acrobat Reader and it's hard to mix it up as it's totally different from the "Preview" program on the Mac.)
If I opened it with Preview (on the Mac), it was even LESS buggy. While some options are not accessible in Preview (mainly those who use javascripts or adobe reader/acrobat only features), the visual that aren't working in Adobe Reader were working fine. Since some basic options aren't available in Preview, my customer needs to use it in Adobe Reader.
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I asked around to know if someone have already experienced this issue and if they have found a way to repair it without doing a full reinstall of every kind of process that Adobe Reader uses.
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>>>But the result by functionality (from the user's point of view) is generally the same
LiveCycle Reader Extensions is a server product and it is primarily targeted enterprises and large coorporations. Its costs are in the thousands or more whereas Acrobat is the end user desktop version and it costs about $400 a piece.
What makes you think that they are the same? Your argument is "a vehicle is a vehicle". However, there is a big difference between a "motocycle" and a "commercial bus". Even though both of them takes you from point A to point B. But there are capabilities that a bus can do that the motocycle can't. You can put more people on the bus but you can't with the motocycle. You can be comfortable as a driver and passengers on the bus and the ride can last for hours but you can't do that with the motocycle.
It is simple, they are two different things even though they are in the same categoy called "vehicle".
The "motocycle-bus" analogy is comprehensive to a novice because it is a physical things that one can see. When it comes to software, it is a conceptual things that is not too obvious.
>>>I have been in Software development for two decades, it is just copying code form Acrobat Prof to the Reader program at maximum, more probably these lines of code are already in but have been disabled in Acrobat Reader ...!!!
Then you should already know it better if you claim that you are in software industry for 2 decades.
You know Karl, until someone else (maybe it would be you) comes out with something similar to Adobe products, everyone of us still have to pay to use Adobe products.
Remember the day when we had to pay for a browser? Browsers are now basically free and can do a lot more than what its ancestors can.

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