Adobe 8.1.2 opening problem
When I open Adobe 8.1.2 Standard it opens 50 pdf files on its own. I have tried to do a program repair funtion and reboot but it did not fix the problem. Any suggestions anyone?
Check the properties of the icon you click to open the program, to see if it somehow has a list of files along with the actual program name
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such as your platform (Mac or Win),
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Subject: Adobe Reader Adobe Reader has encountered a problem and needs to close.
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Adobe Reader will not open PDF in browser simple answer.
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My post was for those people who may not have realized yet that windows would not ever choose Internet expl. 32 bit over Internet expl. 64 bit if both exist on their system. For them it is easiest to just choose a default browser that only has a 32 bit version.
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Hello everyone,
I have a systematic error opening PDF files with Adobe Reader X (10.1.1)
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By waiting I installed Foxit but I would understand.
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The hardware for recording audio is simple mini-phone plug to mini-phone jack in the back of the computer. The driver is HD compatible (Microphone High Definition Audio Device)
After recording, I am able to replay it, but Powerpoint crashes soonafter, and not predictably.
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