Adobe Reader X and Windows 7 64-bit

Any idea when Adobe Reader X will be able to show thumbnails in Windows 7 64-bit

No one who knows can speak, those that do not know cannot say anything of value. Adobe doesn't usually pre-announce new features. Knowing that Adobe Acrobat and Reader are old products past their prime, you may have to wait for the next version or until Adobe produces a 64-bit version of Reader.

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Adobe Reader X and Windows 7 Enterprise Memory Leak

Hi I am using Adobe Reader X with Windows 7 enterprise when reading a 8000 page document when I do a search I notice that the memory on my machine starts to creep up typically 1Mb per search this will continue to rise to over 300Mb as the document is used until it reaches a point that it freezes the machine, The only way to recover is Ctrl-Alt-Delete and cancel the task. Has this been observed by other users?

Good day,
Could you provide some additional details about both the file and your system's configuration?
What version of Adobe Reader X do you have installed? (Help > About Adobe Reader)
If you haven't updated to 10.0.3, please do so and see if the issue persists.
How was the PDF file you're searching created? (File > Document Properties > What does the PDF Producer line say?)
Are you experiencing this with multiple files?
Have you installed SP1 for Windows 7?
Regards,
David
Acrobat Community Manager
Adobe Systems

Adober reader X and windows 7 PC cannot print to HP Officejet Pro K550 printer

Any suggestions for getting PDF documents to print using the above? Had exact same printer and same model HP PC printer working previously. I connect this printer to my current PC and it prints everything except PDFs. I am able to print PDFs to other printers. I have relaoded printer drivers and Adobe reader. Any suggestions?

Same Here,
Windows 7 professional 64 Bit Adobe Acrobat Reader X
Can print everything else on K550 But No PDF.
Can print PDF's on two other HP printers.
As stated No errors, Print never goes to printer que, just disappears ??
Funny used to print PDF before some Update ???
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Adobe Reader 6 and windows 8.1

i recently bought a new laptop and it has windows 8.1. i have always preferred to use Adobe Reader 6 because i can delete pages, insert pages, etc. problem is it won't work with 8.1. how do i get the new adobe reader to do what i used to be able to do?

The fact is no version of Adobe Reader (or prior to the Acrobat 6.x product family the "Acrobat Reader") can delete, insert, etc to PDF pages. The release of Adobe Reader X made the Sticky Note and Highlight annotation tools available.
The release of Adobe Reader XI made the full set of Comment and Drawing Mark Up annotation tools available.
If you've deleted, inserted, etc. for PDF pages in the past you would have been using a release of Acrobat, not Reader.
If you need to "work" PDFs then you need Acrobat. The currently marketed release is "XI".
Be well...

Adobe Reader 2002 and Windows Mobile 6

Hello,
has anyone experience with Adobe Reader and Windows Mobile 6?
I'm using an E-Ten M700 and the Reader (I tried ARM-Version and 2.0) installed itself perfectly but when started the loading icon appears shortly and nothing happens.
Is the Reader no good with WM 6?
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>>> Will the pocketpc for win 2003 work on a win mobile 6 device and does it reflow PDF documents. <<
In general, all ppc apps will run on current winmobile _ppc_ devices (must have touch screen) so, the answer is yes unless something such as a locked device disallows installing apps.
As for reflow, that is an issue of the pdf files... they must be "tagged" in order to allow reflow on the ppc.
The sync process attempts to tag synced pdf files, but, this will only happen on the sync pc which installed acrobat reader.
Full Acrobat also has the ability to add tags (advanced/accessibility/ make accessible) but some pdfs may not allow tags to be added due to protection levels or those which have any tags anywhere in the document or those where the text is a scanned image.
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Adobe Reader X and windows 7 install problems

I keep getting an error message saying I have insufficient privileges to access a directory to install. How do I get around this?

You need to either install using a userid with administrator privileges, or right-click on the installer and select 'Run as Administrator'.

Just download Adobe Reader XI for windows 8.1, it doesn't work. My OS is Windows 8.1 64-bits. Two dialogues appear as 1.) AcroRd32.exe Error, The instruction at 0x9068675f reference memory at 0x9068675f. The memory could not be written. Click on OK to

Just download Adobe Reader XI for windows 8.1, it doesn't work. My OS is Windows 8.1 64-bits. Two dialogues appear as 1.) AcroRd32.exe Error, The instruction at 0x9068675f reference memory at 0x9068675f. The memory could not be written. Click on OK to terminate the program. 2.) Adobe Reader ha stopped working, a problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution ia available.

What is the Reader XI version you installed?
Does this also happen when you open Reader by itself? If not, can you try disabling Protected Mode [Edit | Preferences | Security (Enhanced)].

I've deleted Adobe Reader 11 and rebooted and reinstalled Adobe Reader 11 and I still get the error message that 'Adobe Reader is blocked because it is out of date'. Using Windows XP with the latest updates (SP3).

I've deleted Adobe Reader 11 and rebooted and reinstalled Adobe Reader 11 and I still get the error message that 'Adobe Reader is blocked because it is out of date'. Using Windows XP with the latest updates (SP3).

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Google Chrome is a problem:
if you use Chrome's own PDF viewer, the results are unpredictable.
if you use the Adobe Reader plugin with Chrome, it may reject (block) it if it is not the latest version. Reader 11.0.08 is the latest version for Windows XP, but Chrome may insist on the current version 11.0.10.
My suggestion; use a different browser!

Can the folder C:\Windows\Cache\Adobe Reader 6 and the files it contains simpley be deleted?

My daughter is running Adobe Reader 9.4.5 and Adobe Flash Player 10 Active X
on a Dell Dimension 4400 system with
Windows XP Home Edition version 2002 Service Pack 3.
During a full system backup using Seagate DiskWizard version 11.0.8326
each time folder C:\Windows\Cache\Adobe Reader 6
is accessed the pc freezes with the Blue Screen error
IRQL NOT LESS OR EQUAL ERROR 0x0000000A
(0x00000166, 0x00000002, 0x00000000, 0x804E5443).
Each time the Adobe Reader 6 folder is opened manually, the system presents a spinning
CD icon superimposed on the cursor and attempts to access the CD drive.
The access ultimately fails since there is no CD loaded because there is no intent to install
anything at the moment.
Through a manual process of backing up each of the the files in the Adobe Reader 6 folder
individually, one at a time, I strongly suspect the problem file to be instmsiw.exe.
Can the folder C:\Windows\Cache\Adobe Reader 6 and the files it contains simpley be deleted?
Are there any registry entries or issues that must be addressed before deleting these files?
What is the best way to free up space on the C drive that is apparently being occupied by
files left over from the install of a prior version of Adobe Reader?
The folder C:\Windows\Cache\Adobe Reader 6 contains the following files:
0x0409.ini                        5KB          Configuration Settings        2/18/2003
abcpy.ini                          2KB          Configuration Settings        3/24/2003
Adobe Reader 6.0.msi      2198KB     Windows Installer               5/19/2003
Data1.cab                       23334KB    WinZip file                         5/19/2003
instmsia.exe                   1669KB      Application                        3/11/2002
instmsiw.exe                  1780KB      Application                        3/11/2002
Rdr60ENU.itw                 16KB          ITW file                            5/11/2003
Rdr60ENU.mst               4KB            MST file                           4/16/2003
Setup.exe                      212KB        Application                        5/19/2003
Setup.ini                        2KB            Configuration Settings        5/19/2003
Thank you for any assistance you can provide.

Go to Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel and uninstall Adobe Reader 6. That version poses a security risk to your system and should be removed a.s.a.p.
After you remove it, reboot and then delete the "Adobe Reader 6" folder at the location you mentioned above.
Then go to http://get.adobe.com/reader/direct/ and download version 9.4
After that installs, download the latest patch for it by opening the program, then go to Help | Check For Updates.
As a precaution, download the free version of Malwarebytes from here: http://www.malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free and then run a full system scan.

Windows 8 reports my CD has Acrabat Adobe Reader 7 and there is a compatility issue. How do I read t

Windows 8 reports my CD has Acrabat Adobe Reader 7 and there is a compatility issue. How do I read the CD? Thank you.

Your CD being what? If it contains PDF files, you should be able to open them with the latest Reader XI.

Adobe Reader 9.5 - IE9 32 bit Red X on certain PDF'S?

Hello all. On a particular site I use, I can access and open some PDF's, but there are some that appear to combine an FDF and PDF "flat file" on the fly, and now when I click these links, I get a red x in my window instead of the pdf. I downgraded to Adobe Reader 9.5 (windows 7, from Adobe 11) thinking that might help, but after a remove/re-install, the issue remains.
If I disable the browser helper in order to try and force Adobe to open instead of displaying the PDF in browser, I get a little placeholder image instead of the red x, but no PDF.
Here is the kicker...in IE64 bit, the pdf link opens the PDF just fine. Chrome does too. I must use 32 bit IE for the site however, so I was hoping to find a fix. I tried repairing Adobe, I tried running with no add-ons in the browser...I think I have tried all of the basic stuff listed here, but I still cannot seem to open the PDF.
I may look for a system restore point soon and see if this helps, but I figured I would ask here if anyone had an idea why 32bit would not work but 64 bit and Chrome would.

slowride55 wrote:
...in IE64 bit, the pdf link opens the PDF just fine.
That makes no sense, as the Adobe Reader add-on is 32-bit only. I cannot view any PDFs on 64-bit browsers with the Adobe Reader plugin.
Do you have any alternate PDF viewer installed?

Adobe reader 10 and 11 crashes after 3-5 sec.

adobe reader 10 and 11 crashes after 3-5 sec. it newer gets fully opened, it just closes. the problem is all my pdf files on my computer. and they work fine on my other labtop. tryed to repair, remove, install many times

Can you try this next: navigate to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader (if you have Reader XI installed), or C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader (Reader XI on 64-bit Windows), and double-click on Eula.exe, then accept the license agreement.
Does that fix the problem?

Adobe Reader 9 and printing labels with USPS.

I have read some of the other posts about Adobe Reader 9 and printing labels with USPS. I am running Snow Leopard on my IMac with Adobe reader 9.1.3 and have had no problems only when using Mozilla Firefox 3.5.3 for the Mac. There is, however, an extra step, if I recall (some window asking me to make a selection, which came up after I clicked on the "print and bill" button). But everything worked just fine.

Hi,
Thank you for the quick response. I've done that but the problem persists.
A bit about my computer it's Vista, but the folders are a little weird. Default install directory and common files folders are on a different drive. In addition appdata are also on a different drive. However this should not affect sinve I've already re-installed Adobe Reader multiple times and it used to work just fine.
But perhaps the problem is indeed path related. Anybody with more ideas to share?
Thank you in advance.
Update: When I reinstall Adobe Reader and open the file, the first time I try to install Japanese font it does not end with "registering product" but with something like "removing backup files" (see attachment). If I try to install Japanese font again and again, I will get the "registering product" at the final glimpse of the installation pop-up.

Adobe Reader 11 w/Windows 7 not responding

Why does Adobe Reader 11 fail to respond sometimes? Re-installing allows it to function several times then we get a "not responding" message. A plank screen is displayed and the number of pages but NO text! Using repair produces the same results. Upon 1st use of the repaired/reinstalled reader 11 we also get the adobe message "Cannot find or create the font "Times New Roman". Some characters may ot display or print correctly". The text is mostly displayed at this point. The second attempt to display the same PDF or another displays completely w/out any error message at all. At some point during the testing process Adobe Reader 11 stops working! Restarts don't help. Shutdowns don't help. Seems only a re-install or repair allows us to correctly view our PDF document a number of times before we have to repeat the process. Is help available?

Moved the discussion from Adobe Reader Touch for Windows 8 to Adobe Reader.

Saving PDF forms in Adobe Reader 8 and below

Hi everyone,
I've created a PDF form for a survey using Acrobat XI Pro, and I've also Save As Other > Reader Extended PDF > Enable More Tools (includes form fill-in and save). I've tried it on Reader 9, X and XI, and I'm able to fill out the form, save it and email it back to myself. I've also emailed it to a few of my friends to try out the form and email it back to me, and most of them are able to do so.
But the problem is one of my friends who's using Reader 8 is unable to save the completed form. This message comes out when he tries to save it:
"This document contained certain rights to enable special features in Adobe Reader. The document has been changed since it was created and these rights are no longer valid. Please contact the author for the original version of this document."
I've tried reading about this problem online, but I can't seem to find a satisfactory answer anywhere. I'm not sure if anyone knows of a way to overcome this, or if it's just simply that Adobe Reader 8 and below are unable to save a PDF form.
Please help, I'm really at my wit's end.

Windows Vista.
I'm trying to make sure my form works for every one of my respondents, as I can't be sure what kind of Reader versions each respondent will be using.

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