Adobe Reader(Check for update) Mac OS X

Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible that i can check for updates using and command line or script.?
Regards,

私も全く同様の現象がありました。私の場合は以下の手順で復旧しましたので試してみてください。
まずAdobe Readerをアンインストール→(この時、ゴミ箱にそのまま削除よりもApp Cleanerというフリーソフトでアンインストールしますと関連ファイルも一緒に削除して
くれますので楽です)HD→ライブラリ→Internet Plug-InsでAdobePDFViewerNPAP.pluginを削除(PDF関連のプラグインもあればそれも削除してください)
その後、再起動してから改めてAdobe Readerをインストール、アップデートで完了です。また余談ですがMacはReaderをインストールしなくても
標準アプリの"プレビュー"でpdfも閲覧出来る様な仕様となっています。

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