Asian Language fonts installation

I am failing to install Extended Asian Language font pack for Adobe XI. I have Adobe XI 11.0.06 installed and is asking mte to have adobe reader X installed...also there is a link for chinese fonts version 10 for adobe reader. Do we have a similar link for adobe reader version 11 chines fonts?
Thanks
Sp

Windows: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5508
Mac OS: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5509

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My company is trying to deploy Adobe Reader XI 11.0.10 with the Extended Asian Language font pack via SCCM 2007, and some computers are failing the install of the Extended Asian Language font pack with 1602 error. Reader is installing successfully, but the font pack log file will have this entry:
ADelRCP logging: : In Process : MsiExec.exe
ADelRCP logging: : Setup terminated because critical files are in use or applications that interfere with files installed by setup are running. Review the preceding entries in the log file and close the applications listed before retrying setup.
CustomAction ApplicationInUse returned actual error code 1602 (note this may not be 100% accurate if translation happened inside sandbox)
Action ended 9:08:42: ApplicationInUse. Return value 2.
Action ended 9:08:42: INSTALL. Return value 2.
Our automation to install this is killing Reader and Acrobat before running the Reader 11.0.10 install, so I do not know what would be in use here.
I appreicate any suggestions you have. I can provide the entire log file, upon request. Thanks.

Moving this discussion to the Adobe Reader forum.

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The G4 (Gigabit Ethernet) shipped with OS 9.0.4.
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Click Repair Disk on the bottom right.
If DU reports disk does not need repairs quit DU and restart.
If DU reports errors Repair again and again until DU reports disk is repaired.
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Menk88 wrote:
I wanted to install Asian languages
What are you talking about exactly? There is normally no need to install anything to read or write Asian languages on your Mac. Tell us what language for starters and what it is you think you can't do now.

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I am using a the downloaded TextFlow Hello World example to display text (Flash CS4). Thai language characters show up as rectangles while Chinese (Simplified and Traditional) and Spanish show up correctly. Weird thing is that I also use a standard ComboBox component in my UI as language selector; and the word "ภาษาไทย" (Thai) showed up correctly in it. (So I am guessing that's because the ComboBox is using TextField instead of TLF).
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I've spent hours and days to solve a problem with PDFs containing Japanese text, which refused to be copied/pasted into other applications. Then someone told me, it works on his PC using my PDFs the same that didn't work here. Well, it turned out that he had installed the Asian language packs for *READER*, which I didn't use. And which should *not* be used with Acrobat Pro or 3D, according to well-informed Acrobat gurus.
In their KB articles, Adobe gives instructions like these: "To make Asian fonts available for downloading to a printer, be sure you have downloaded the fonts to your computer using the Custom or Complete installation option during installation of Acrobat."
Well, after searching, reading, trying, re-installing etc., I have to say: THERE IS NO CUSTOM INSTALL OPTION in Acrobat 3D/TCS. I have NO option to install Asian language support within a suite that carries "communication" in its name. Technical communication *is* worldwide communication.
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Olaf,
before I wrote this posting there has been a whole lot of testing here. The situation in short words: I've created PDFs containing Japanese characters in Illustrator and in InDesign. Here on my PC I've not been able to copy/paste (e.g. to Word) any characters from the Illustrator PDF, that were created using OTF fonts and converted to "Type 1 CID/Identity H" fonts. A similar file created in InDesign worked without problems.
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Hello Everyone:
Since I reinstalled Mountain Lion, Adobe Reader XI has encountered some errors. Besides unexpected crashes, I can't open PDF documents edited in Chinese or other Asian languages. Whenever I try to open a Chinese PDF document, the application prompts a message saying:
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[I stupidly posted this in the Bold forum. Reposting here, where this topic obviously belongs.]
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Hiiii
This is vipin from india & i m using blackberry 8520 with vodafone network.
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