Acrobat VI Pro - can't reinstall

I uninstalled Acrobat VI Pro because it kept crashing. Now Creative Cloud won't allow me to reinstall Acrobat Pro ??? Because in the Creative Cloud window it says Acrobat is still,on my computer and up to date, even if it is not there anymore ???? What can I do ?? I working on a Mac Book Pro. Thanks

Hi Birgitta Lund,
Please refer the kb:http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/kb/aam-lists-removed-apps-date.html.
Kindly follow the very important instructions before download.
Regards,
Romit Sinha

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I thought I would try one more time to see if anyone can help me.
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IE 8 is my default browser.
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Manually register the jscript.dll file.
1. Choose Start > All Programs > Accessories.
2. Right-click on Command Prompt, choose Run As Administrator, and authenticate.
3. Type the following command exactly as it appears below, including the quotation marks, and press Enter:
cd "%systemroot%\System32"
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A restore won't get rid of the problem!!! **** crappy ****.
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I've got a form I'm trying to edit to see how something worked with a form field. However, I can open it just fine in XI Pro, but when I do a Forms/Edit I get the following popup message: "This form cannot be edited in Acrobat. Please use Adobe LiveCycle Designer to edit this form."
I can open it just FINE on my old machine that has Acrobat 8 Pro with LiveCycle with no problem.
So, how is it that I can open AND edit this document in 8 Pro and not XI Pro?? I've been tinkering with a couple of different forms in XI Pro, and I assumed that LiveCycle must have been subsumed into Acrobat XI Pro itself, but this mystery would seem to indicate otherwise!
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You will need to get LiveCycle Designer, which is now a separate product.
XFA forms created with LiveCycle Designer can be either static or dynamic. Static ones are very similar to forms created in Acrobat (AcroForms) in their behavior. Dynamic forms can have auto-expnding text fields, rows added to and removed from tables, entire sections generated and removed at run time, and a number of other dynamic behavior. So which you choose really depends on what your needs are. Many static XFA forms could be created as AcroForms with no loss in functionality. A big downside to XFA forms nowadays is the lack of PDF viewers for mobile devices that support them. AcroForms have always had more support in general.
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I purchased Acrobat Pro XI last month to try to digitize all my text books (Scanned as TIFF and imported to PDF). I've been pretty unimpressed in general. Specifically to your question, it seems that if a page has a photo on it or some complex image, Acrobat won't deskew it. My version updated just today to 11.0.06 and it still has this problem. I think it does deskew when "Apply Adaptive Compression" is selected because that option causes each page to be broken into parts (text/image).
Just incase you haven't tried, on the Optimize Scanned PDF dialoge box, make sure the slider is set to "High Quality" instead of "Small Size", that may help with the image quality. In my tests, I ended up leaving it turned up all the way.
I have finally put together a workflow to deal with the problem. I use Acrobat to extract each page as a TIFF to a separate directory. I use a third party program to deskew and crop the images. I use Acrobat to reassemble them into a PDF. I use Text Recognition/In this File (Searchable Image Exact) to do OCR.
I am pleased with the results though Acrobat tries to OCR a lot of images and I just get a bunch of jumbled invisible text on my images. I don't mind it though cuz it's invisible, but pretty pathetic given the cost of this product.
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http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/cs5-cleaner-tool-installation-problems.html
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I'd like to go through one of the CSS tutorials here on the Adobe site, and have downloaded the relevant PDF which includes a .zip attachment for the source files needed to follow the tut.
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