Adobe Reader won't quit

Adobe Reader Version 11.0.07 (Mac computer OS X 10.9.3) opens when first opening a PDF document to view but won't automatically quit after use.
How can I fix this? I don't want the Application staying open when not being used.

In my experience, the Mac OS does not close any application when you close a document using that application. Reader is no exception to this.

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Adobe Reader won't start automatically

I've downloaded Adobe Reader to my Windows8 system,, but when I try to open a pdf file fom on-line it asks me which App I want to use, but Reader isn't listed as a choice. When I clik look for other Apps on computer, I can't find Reader anywhere (not in programs, documents, etc). It will not start automatically. The only way I can't make it work is by Saving the pdf file, then going to my graphic start page and cliking the Adobe reader icon which has been there (and only there) since it was downloaded. It's really time consuming and I have a lot of psf files I have to go back and delte from my downloads

the App version self-loaded and it worked initially whenever I tried to open a pdf file, but this is a new touchscreen Acer and I'm used to having actual programs, not Apps and I don't quite understand it yet...Of course like everything else with Windows 8, most thing don't work the way they used to after you do any updates. I'd love to go back to Windows 7, or even XP. I got this for Christmas and so far (according to it's own software program), it's shut down a total of 418 times, the majority of causes had to do with Explorer.
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Adobe Reader won't load on my iMac.

I can't get Reader to open on my my iMac. I am using system 10.5.8, and every time I download what I think is a newer version of Reader, I get a tiny splash screen that says, “an internal error has occurred.” What version of Reader should I be using?

Hi, and thanks for your very prompt reply to my cry for help.
Yes, I have used Reader for ages. But about the last couple of upgrades
have proven totally unopenable on my Mac.
I get the error message when Reader is trying to open. After I dismiss the
error message, I then get the message that Reader has unaccountably quit.
How do I go about using repair disk utility?
Bob
Bob Armer
1295 NW City View Drive
Bend, OR 97701
(541) 388-2347
From: ~graffiti <[email protected]>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
Date: Sun, 26 Sep 2010 21:39:22 -0600
To: Bob Armer <[email protected]>
Subject: Adobe Reader won't load on my iMac.
Has Reader ever worked on your machine? You can run the newest version which
is 9.3.
At what point do you get the error? During the download, the install or when
you try and open it after installing it?
Have you ran the repair disk utility?
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Adobe Reader won't open

just posted a long question (1st time on this forum) & been sent here after creating a username - do I really need to re-type everything all over again or can someone there see it?
just in case.....
Adobe Reader won't open - I eventually get a message saying there is no default mail client & telling me to run Outlook & set it as the default mail client (I'm not going to do that). I then get a message saying that Adobe is not responding. Uninstalled & re-installed & problem persists.

Since you mention Outlook, I assume that you are on Windows. Here are some things to try...
Using Windows Explorer navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader, then double-click on Eula.exe and accept the license agreement
Can you open Adobe Reader by itself? If so, try disabling Protected Mode [Edit | Preferences | Security (Enhanced)].
If you cannot open Reader by itself, try to disable Protected Mode in the registry; download, unzip, then run the attached registry script
It could even be a malware issue; see http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/reader-core-dll-error.html
philwhitesides wrote:
just posted a long question (1st time on this forum) & been sent here after creating a username - do I really need to re-type everything all over again or can someone there see it?
There are multiple problems with these forums, and unfortunately things like that happen all the time (to all of us).

Adobe reader won't open on iPad after recent update

After most recent update, adobe reader won't open on my iPad. I have lots of docs that I need to get to. Please help.

This forum is probably the best you can do. We're now on the weekend, and Adobe engineers don't work 24/7. When they return on Monday and see the reports, they'll work to fix it. The update will need to be submitted to Apple and then approved for an update.
Note that there are other apps on the App Store which can read PDFs.

Adobe reader won't open, even after re-download

adobe reader won't open because of error - NEED PDF READER NOW!!!!!!!!!

The reason is Adobe has not updated there software yet to play well with Mavericks. The fault is of course with the Adobe Software. I suggest you go to there web site and see if they have a fix yet for there software, If not all you can do is continue to check back with them or get on there fourms and see what others have to say about this same issue.

Why can't I open PDFs anymore and Adobe Reader won't install.

Why can't I open PDFs anymore and Adobe Reader won't install? This happens only in Safari. I have tried changing my security preferences but it doesn't help.

missyzz,
which version of OS X is installed on your Mac, and which version of Adobe Reader do you have installed? Did you ensure that all of your browsers were not running when you’d installed Adobe Reader?
To use Preview to open PDFs, download the PDFs to your Mac, and then use Preview to open the PDFs locally. Since you can open PDFs in Firefox, it sounds like you don’t need the Preview workaround.

Adobe Reader 7.1 "quits unexpectedly" after launching.

I've used Adobe Reader 7.0x with my OS 10.3.9 more or less happily for several years, but I recently downloaded Adobe Reader 7.1 (the download Adobe.com tells you to use for 10.3.x), mainly because I kept getting messages from Adobe telling me to. This seems to have been not a smart move.
I don't have Safari available right now, so I used Firefox (making sure that the add-on options included domains I needed, which Adobe.com tells you to do if you use Firefox for the download).
The installation seemed successful and I moved Adobe 7.1 to my Applications folder. However, if I click on a PDF file, Adobe Reader opens and opens the PDF doc, but after a few seconds Adobe closes and I get the message, "The Application Adobe Reader has unexpectedly quit. Do you want to send a report to Apple?" (No.)
I've tried downloading it again and downloading Adobe Reader 6, but nothing works. Does anyone have any suggestions? I really need Adobe Reader!

Another idea would be to start the computer from the OS X installer disc* and from
the Installer's menu bar, choose from a drop down menu, Disk Utility. And choose
to run the choice, "repair disk." This is not a permissions repair. This may find a
few problems in your system or on the hard disk drive itself; and try to repair them.
How full is the hard drive, in your computer? If the system is acting up, there is a cause.
A basic permissions repair is like a weekly or monthly thing; varies with use and what is
being done with the computer. If the drive is way full, the Mac will start acting up. And
system problems could result; and eventually hard disk drive failure. It needs free space
in the drive for the applications and system to function. (Activity Monitor in utility folder
could tell you several things; so can a single-click on the Mac HD icon and Get Info.)
If your computer has been running several years and never had an archive and install
or an all new system installed from scratch, maybe those steps are overdue. The
process can be approached from several different directions; to include saving your
entire computer hard disk drive's contents as a clone, (bootable volume) on an
external enclosed hard disk drive. Then use the booted Disk Utility from the system
installer disc (machine booted from installer disc, chosing DiskUtility and using the
different tools in there to zero-data or low-level reformat and then format as HFS+;
then bring back the cloned system from the external hard disk drive, to the Mac.
Not that I recommend doing this right now, since there may be an easier way to
get the computer to see and use a download of Acrobat Reader. But, if you have
not done anything in the way of maintenance and so forth, you could save all your
own files off the computer to an external drive (and not clone) or put them on CDR
or DVDR media, and just wipe the computer's internal HDD. Having to reinstall all
the bits and the software sets you had, and upgrade the system is a small hassle.
That's why it is easier to learn how to make a clone, and try it. You never erase
the computer's drive content until you have a tested-good bootable clone of it first.
If you do think about cloning a hard disk drive, you could read about some of it
here; which is also where the Carbon Copy Cloner can be downloaded from:
http://www.bombich.com/software/ccc.html These things can save you from a
tech visit; at least until a hard disk drive goes bad (wears out) and even so, if
you make a backup of the computer's drive, you will have a bootable copy, too.
There also are some third party disk repair utilities for Mac (for an OSX version)
which could check and repair, and some will also defragment a hard disk drive;
I prefer to make a clone to my FireWire external hard disk drive, and use a free
or donationware clone software, Carbon Copy Cloner, a download and easily found;
and make a clone of my complete computer's drive contents, then do the drive
repairs with Disk Utility booting the Mac; then use CCC to move my clone back.
(*In order to start from a installer/boot disc, you have to hold C key down on start
with the disc in the optical drive tray/slot; or have the disc in place & then choose
from Startup Disk in the System Preference panel and have the machine boot from
the system install disc instead of its hard disk drive system. Click to highlight it.)
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Adobe Reader won't work

Hello
I use Windows 7 (64 bit). I've spent a couple of days trying to get Adobe Reader to work. I need version 9.5 or higher in order to fill out an important tax document. When I click on the icon the program will come up for a few seconds and then it disappears by itself. I have repeatedly removed both adobe reader as well as acrobat using both the adober clean up program as well as the windows uninstall program. I have tried re downloading all 3 versions. The same problem continues to happen. I desparately need to find a solution. Thanks.

Hi again
I'm afraid I'm not going to be able to help much - even though I feel like
I've just finished an intensive adobe seminar. So, that said - I'm stuck
again. Thanks to you I got Adobe Reader 11 loaded and was able to fill out
and save the tax form as a pdf file. When I get into the the site to file
the form though I get the following page when I try to open the saved form:
Please wait...
If this message is not eventually replaced by the proper contents of the
document, your PDF
viewer may not be able to display this type of document.
You can upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Reader for Windows®, Mac, or
Linux® by
visiting http://www.adobe.com/go/reader_download.
For more assistance with Adobe Reader visit
http://www.adobe.com/go/acrreader.
So - I'm sort of back to square one - and, I have until midnight est to get
it figured out. Do you have any ideas?
Take care,
Tina
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Adobe Reader Won't Download On Windows 7

Worked ok on Vista, After
installing Windows 7 (Clean & Install) Adobe Reader won't install on windows 7, goes through the process says 100% installation complete, then nothing. Any ideas.

I havent faced this issue as such on my WIN 7 OS. Worked fine for me.
You might be able to find the cause behind the problem by creating the error log for the installer, using the following commandline switch:
AdbeRdr933_en_US.exe /l
the "\l" switch will create an error log (if any) in the temp directory. (%temp% \ BootStrap.log)
If you can share the log details, it may help in deciphering what exactly is the root cause behind your problem.

Adobe reader won't let me read PDF

Adobe reader won't let me read PDFs until I sign the end agreement which doesn't show up in black under the sign area.

Sorry, I don't understand that...
After you install or update Adobe Reader, you have to accept the end user license agreement by clicking on the Agree Accept button; is that what you mean?

Adobe Reader won't save forms under Mavericks.

After installing Mavericks on a Mac, discovered that Adobe Reader won't save forms or e-mail them with the filled-in information. DOes anyone know a fix? Does anyone know if this is also true for Acrobat?

The reason is Adobe has not updated there software yet to play well with Mavericks. The fault is of course with the Adobe Software. I suggest you go to there web site and see if they have a fix yet for there software, If not all you can do is continue to check back with them or get on there fourms and see what others have to say about this same issue.

Adobe reader won't 'uninstall'

I can't print pdfs or download pdfs on the web since downloading adobe reader 9. The previous version (reader 8) failed to uninstall and I am unable to use 'remove programme' to remove either version of reader. The error message reads, patch cannot be found.
Can anyone offer a solution? I believe I need to uninstall all the adobe files and reinstall afresh but can't do it with add/remove programmes.

Thank you Claudio,
Your suggestion worked perfectly. I am very grateful.
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You may want to try running this fix from Microsoft and uninstall all traces of any versions of Reader: http://support.microsoft.com/mats/Program_Install_and_Uninstall If you want to reinstall Reader, download its full installer from http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/ After downloading, restart your computer and run the installer before doing anything else.Replies to this message go to everyone subscribed to this thread, not directly to the person who posted the message. To post a reply, either reply to this email or visit the message page: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4541693#4541693To unsubscribe from this thread, please visit the message page at http://forums.adobe.com/message/4541693#4541693. In the Actions box on the right, click the Stop Email Notifications link. Start a new discussion in Adobe Reader by email or at Adobe ForumsFor more information about maintaining your forum email notifications please go to http://forums.adobe.com/message/2936746#2936746.

Adobe Reader won't open after successful installation??

Hi guys,
I recently installed the latest version of Adobe Reader for my Macbook Air and even got a confirmation that it was successfully installed and everything and yet when I click on its icon, it just won't open. Usually with Macs, the application icon will bounce up and down as the application is loading or waiting to open but the Adobe icon just moves once then stops, and nothing happens. It would say that it is "open" because it gives me the "quit" option when I right click on the icon. I've tried downloading it again twice but it still won't budge and worst of all, it doesn't give me any clues as to what is wrong with it or what I can do about it.
So if any of you know a solution, please let me know and thank you in advance!

Moving this discussion to the Adobe Reader forum.

Adobe Reader won't update or uninstall.

I am continually being requested to update Adobe Reader but it will not work - err 1648.
Also it won't uninstall. How is this problem rectified?

Windows 7
Adobe Reader X (10.1.2)
Error Code 1648 - No valid sequence could be found for the set of patches
(When attempting to apply update, or uninstall current version)
Invalid Command Line Argument - Consult SDK
(When attempting Download of Latest Version)
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