Adode Reader XI

I have just installed Adobe Reader XI and when I tried to run it I get a box that says it can not open in protected mode due to incompability with your system. What do I do to correct this problem? Also when i start my laptop I get an error message that a adobe .dll file cannot be found.

The scrollbar appears and works but unfortunately the dialog size is still too big therefore the print button ends up being hidden by the windows taskbar. Could you please make sure that the print dialog size is calculated against the work area (desktop size minus the taskbar, there's a win32 API to get that) rather than the whole desktop to fix the issue?
That would also fix another issue: when the taskbar is sized higher than usual whatever the resolution you have it could still end up covering the print buttons but if you calculate against the work area rather than the desktop area that issue would be fixed as well.
Please don't leave it unfixed because even if the requirements say 1024x768 if you have higher DPI settings or have a taskbar with a non-default size the print button could easily become unreacheable.

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Could not get a picture of it. Every time I tried to copy it, it disappeared.
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So what's the consensus: update to adode reader 9.4.4?

Good idea? There's so much skepticism about the company, I'm being cautious…

Run the update. It will be patched against the latest whatever, until, in short time, you'll just have to run another update when the latest critical vulnerabiity is announced.
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The best way to secure Reader is to uninstall it. This dramatically reduces the likelihood with which it can be exploited. If that's impractical, I recommend setting the following preferences under Adobe Reader --> Preferences:
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If the PDF is a form fillable PDF, which I assume that it is, email it to yourself or send it to DropBox and open it on your computer. You should see the fields filled in there. It works for me if I do it that way.
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zjeepster88 wrote:
everytime i try to download, print, save a pdf file from the internet, the computer locks up, can not close application, I have to physically reset the computer.
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Tried to reinstall Adode Reader with the help of your technician . Got an Icon on my windows, but when I click on it I just get an Adobe black page.
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