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Adobe Reader 11.0 (AcroRd32) does not close

Hi,
I am using CL_GUI_FRONTEND_SERVICES=>Execute method to print PDF form in foreground passing '/t' as parameter. Once executed the Adobe Reader opens and then the file opens and close and go to printer but the Adobe Reader remains open and does not close.
Is there any way I can close the reader too along with the document?
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
AShwini

Whatever page orientation was provided during the PDF creation process will be the page orientation in the PDF.
This is what is presented to a PDF "viewer" (such as Adobe Reader).
Adobe Reader (or any PDF "viewer") cannot permanently change page orientation.
Adobe Reader (& other applications) is separate from installed printer drivers so it is expected that the application isn't retaining what is configured in the printer drivers.
(A change to a local or network printer's printer driver configuration does not "touch" the PDF viewer's configuration. - Cinnamon added to the mug of mulled applejack does not change the wine in the adjacent wine glass.)
Adobe Reader defaults to whatever a given PDF page's page orientation happens to be.
Using Acrobat one can permanently change a PDF's page orientation.
Be well...

I have adobe reader installed but it does not work

I have adobe reader installed but it does not work

What is your operating system? Reader version?
What does "not work" mean?

Adobe Reader 10.1.3 does not recognize the windows vista installed printer

I am using the latest version of Adobe Reader. When I print I get a message box that says you must install a printer driver. I have a printer installed in Windows Vista Home Premium that works ok with all other programs. Any ideas?

All updates applied to ver 10.1.10. Same problem - does not recognize the network printer. When I first installed this version and the Software License Agreement displayed it allowed me to access the printer dialog and print the form. When I open a pdf document after this it does not recognize that there isa printer installed. Any ideas??? This is getting vdery frustating. The only good news is that foxit works.

I have OS X version 10.9.2 and I updated Adobe Reader but now it does not work.

I have tried to uninstall and reinstall but it cant even finish doing that. HELP. I need it back working ASAP
This is the message I get: "Before viewing PDF documents in this browser you must launch Adobe Reader and accept the End User License Agreement, then Quit and relaunch the browser"

Have you done what the message told you to do?
Go to your applications, find Reader, open it, agee to the EULA.

Adobe Reader 8.1.1 does not remember Duplex setting

Restarting the old thread.
Some techinical issues have rendered the earlier post read only.
Johnapp - 12:03pm Oct 9, 2007 Pacific
I am printing with CUPS under Ubuntu Feisty and I have defined a HP Laserjet-4Si-4Si-MX-600-dpi printer/driver and set the default duplex setting within the CUPS system to long edge binding.
However, every time I start Adobe Reader 8.1.1, the properties window for that printer shows Duplex Printing: Off. If I change it in that dialog, it is remembered as long as the program stays open, but after closing and starting fresh, this is again set to off.
Since I nearly always want to duplex-print this is extremely annoying.
Is there a way to set the default within the Adobe Reader program? Is there some way to pass settings to the program or to force a setting for this through a configuration file?
The documentation of these issues is extremely lacking, not to say entirely missing, it seems.
Rishi Oberoi - 2:54am Oct 10, 07 PST (#1 of 3)
hi johnapp,
We are not able to reproduce the problem at our end.
Can you please try out the following things at your end. It will help us in isolating the issue.
Is the above behaviour also happening with properies other than "Duplex"?
What happens if you press the "Defaults" button on the properties dialog? Does the "Long Edge Binding" option comes up on hitting the "Defaults" button?
Regards,
Rishi
Johnapp - 5:22am Oct 10, 07 PST (#2 of 3)
Yes, all the properties in the properties dialog are affected: page size, input bin, output bin, duplex printing. After restarting the program the same happens as pressing the "Defaults" button, setting all these values to specific values, of which the duplex setting is "off" and unwanted and different from what I defined in the printer configuration dialog of the OS.
Neha Seth - 4:00am Oct 11, 07 PST (#3 of 3)
Hello,
Could you please try the following steps and let us know your observations?
1) Go to the CUPS page (http://localhost:631) and change the default values of PageSize to "A2", Duplex to "Long Edge Binding", Resolution to "300dpi" and apply the changes. Please take a screenshot of the settings here.
2) Launch Reader 8.1.1 (after removing the $HOME/.adobe folder) and open the print dialog. Choose the printer for which defaults were set in step 1 and click on the "Properties" button. Are the values chosen above listed in the drop-down boxes here? Please take a screenshot here too.
3) What is the behavior on clicking the "Defaults" button now? Please take a screenshot after this step as well.
Could you please send the screenshots to nseth at adobe dot com? I know this is a slightly time-consuming exercise, but it would be great if you could try the above, since the issue reported by you is not reproducible at our end.
Sincerely,
Neha,

Scratch that, I got it to work.
Even though the following commands:
lpoptions -p printer-name -l | grep -i duplex
and
grep -i printer-name /etc/cups/lpoptions
were both showing duplex as the default on both the client and server side and despite the fact that the lp and lpr commands defaulted to double-sided, acroread and it turns out even evince were not.
I re-ran the command:
lpadmin -p printer-name -o Duplex=DuplexNoTumble
from the cups server for each of our duplex printers and now it looks to work fine.
I'm not sure how or when this happened but it sounds more like something I did or else an issue with cups (perhaps an update made something inconsistent?) than it does an acroread problem.
Thanks for your time,
Elliott

Adobe Reader X standalone client does not recognize default browser.

Adobe Reader works fine if I'm on a webpage and open a PDF. It opens in the browser as it should.
I have PDF files on my hard drive. I can start up Adobe Reader from the desktop and read them, but if I click a link inside the PDF, it opens in Internet Explorer which is not my default browser. I use Firefox as my browser.
Reader 9.4 works great but this new one doesn't cut it and Adobe doesn't provide any support for it that I can find.
I am using Firefox 3.6.18 on Windows Vista. I have reset my default browser several different ways now. I've made IE the default and then Firefox again. I've gone into Firefox options and told it to Check to be sure it is default. I've gone into default programs and re-chosen Firefox. Nothing has worked.
I have 2 questions:
1) Does anybody know how to actually contact Adobe about Reader?
2) Does anybody know a setting for Reader anywhere that I can tweak to fix this? I'm not afraid of the registry but I'm not going to experiment in it either.

I was able to resolve this by disabling Protected Mode at startup.
Go to Edit > Preferences > select General tab > uncheck "Enable Protected Mode at startup" > restart Reader.
I do not consider this a fix since I have now disabled some of the security given to us with the upgrade. This is merely a work-around.
I submitted a bug report to Adobe. Who knows if they'll respond to it.

Adobe Reader 9.5.1 does not recognise older version of Flash Plugin 10.3.183.18 it requires 11.2

I have a problem in upgrading Adobe Reader to 9.5.1 as it is not recognising older version of Flash Plugin 10.3.183.18 and it prompts the user to download and install Flash Player 11.2, this is not the case with Adobe Reader v 10.1.3 as it works fine with 10.3.183.18
My Firm is not ready to rollout Flash player 11.2 , is there any work around or a fix available to fix this issue , does anyone know which API is responsible for this Flash content

Hi,
This was an intended change along with Reader 9.5.1. This new strategy simplifies Acrobat and Reader deployments by reducing the number of future required updates should a security issue arise. Moreover, you can now manage and update Acrobat products and Flash individually.
Please refer to the following release note document for the 9.5.1 release for more information regarding the same:
http://helpx.adobe.com/content/dam/help/attachments/Acrobat_Reader_ReleaseNote_9.5.1.pdf

Adobe reader XI on xp does not recognize wireless network

upgrade to reader XI but can not connect to internet 'cause does not recognize access through wireless network

Good morning Michael and thank you,
Little introduction. Agronomist, family farming enterprise, 53 so I am not native digital. Want to put info on and about my work in the cloud, considering adobe and google, first trying to master it, later will need more services. Several laptops running on windows 7 and XP, connect via wi-fi on cable or 4GLTE; the problem arose in the xp platform in the adobe reader XI, as a stand alone, it displays message that can not connect to the internet, meanwhile the google chrome is up and running, I disable the PDF plugin of chrome, and try different ways on the matter but it was of no use. The problem is with adobe XI on xp, could be some sort of interaction with chrome, but unable to fix it, moreover, only your paid services has, as far as I could find out, have real support, but usually I go first to try and master the thing, and try it in order to see if I can manage the thing, but when I run into trouble could not find any help (besides this, that it is a help, but did not know the outcome from the start). In the other platforms operate well and I like it so far.
Best regards and a good 2015.
Roberto Tisnes
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Adobe Reader 8.1.2 does not open

I just installed Adobe Reader version 8.1.2. When I click on a PDF file or on the program icon, nothing happens. I'm running Windows XP.

I believe that I found a fix for this by going into 'My Computer'>Tools>Folder Options>File Types, where I changed the 'destination' file used to open PDF files from the older Adobe that was listed to the most recently installed version (8.1.2) (which is AcroRd32.exe, not simply AcroRd.exe). This change now shows up when I'm opening a downloaded PDF file; the automatic program to do so is now indicated as the newly installed Adobe 8.1.2 (i.e. AcroRd32.exe). My other PDF files are now opening automatically as well.

Safari 5.1.7, using Adobe Reader 10.1.3, does not display pdf files.

I use Safari 5.1.7 and Adobe Reader 10.1.3. I have mac osx.6.8 which, according to Adobe, is compatible with Adobe Reader 10.1.3. Selecting a pdf file to display results in a black page. Why?

Hi..
Try removing a plugin...
Quit Safari.
Open the Finder. From the Finder menu bar click Go > Go to Folder
Type this exactly as you see it here:
/Library/Internet Plug-Ins
Move the Adobe PDF Browser plugin (or just PDF Browser plugin) from the Internet Plug-Ins folder to the Trash.
Relaunch Safari to test.

Adobe Reader 11.2.2 does not open on ipad

When repair Adobe Reader 11.2.2 to open on ipad?

You probably have iOS6 installed.
Judging by early reports, there may be a problem running Reader 11.2.2 under iOS6.

"Adobe Premiere Pro.exe" process does not terminate on application exit

Hello,
I just started using Premeire Pro CS5 on my Windows 7 64 machine and noticed that if I create an new project or open an existing project and then exit Permeire Pro the process is left running consuming CPU resources and memory until I manually kill it through task manager. I don't get any errors and the application looks like it is terminating normally. If I just open Premiere and hit the exit button without opening or creating a project the process terminates successfully. A new process is created every time I open Premiere. If I don't terminate them they pile up and each one is reported to consume the exact same amount of CPU resources. The software seems to be working fine other than that but it is a pretty big issue and I am glad that I have a CPU monitor on my desktop otherwise I would not have noticed the zombie processes until my system started to show signs of stress.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andrew

This was posted and mostly answered in another forum, and the issue has been determined to be drivers.
Others have this issue and the two main items to check are the audio and video drivers. I am using a Toshiba Qosmio, so rather then using the Toshiba video drivers I installed the latest Nvidia drivers from the Nvidia site (not the supplied Toshiba drivers) and it then worked correctly. Others had reported issues around audio drivers written by system manufacturers and not the hardware manufacturers.
So in summary, is not a great answer because it means you have to fiddle around with the drivers. Figure out exactly what video and audio hardware you are running and install the drivers directly from the people that make it, not the people that sold you the system.
Since you are configuring at that level I highly recommend getting the latest BIOS update for the system too. My system has been out for over a year and a BIOS release that just came out brightened the screen and now it's like a new display and the colors are more accurate. Just don't goof during a BIOS update.
And there you have it.

Adobe software (acrobat cc) license agreement not accepting on mac

we have buy adobe cc, all softwares are installed and working properly. but i m not able to use Acrobat at it always pop up software lincense agreement accept dialogue box. But when i click on accept, nothing is working. Accept button is not working. Don't know the reason, i have tried reinstallation but still not working. Please help

Hello Bharat,
Please try signing-in into your Creative Cloud application again.
or give the full permission on following folder.
/Library/Application Support/Adobe/
Regards,
Anoop

Adobe Reader 8.1.2 does not run as non-root user

Hi,
First off - this applies to an x86_64 machine, which I'm attempting to run with nspluginwrapper and firefox. I find that I am able to open webpages with PDF content as root, but not as a normal user....
All permissions set correctly as far as I can see.
Totally lost here - any suggestions?
Cheers, Jon

How are you installed Reader? Using any package manager, or manualy from Adobe.com? What distribution you use? Have you tried strace? Any debug in command line?

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