Compatibilidad de Acrobat Reader XI con Adobe Standard X

¿Es posible tener en el mismo ordenador instalados Acrobat Reader XI y Adobe StandardX, sin que haya ningún problema?

Please post your questions in Spanish in the forum in Spanish,
http://forums.adobe.com/community/international_forums/espanol?view=discussions
or use a translator such as Google's. As to your specific question, I'm not 100% sure, but I think that you must have the same version of both programs.
Por favor, publica tus preguntas en español en el Foro en Español cuyo enlace dí más arriba, o usa un traductor como el de Google. En cuento a tu pregunta específica, no estoy 100% seguro, pero creo que debes tener la misma versión de ambos programas.

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Nota: me di cuenta que había pasajes que te iban a resultar totalmente ininteligibles, así que pulí un poco la traducción en las partes más imprescindibles. Como no tengo Windows 98, no pude ir verificando los pasos, aunque hice lo que pude en Windows 2000. Dejé algunas cosas en los dos idiomas porque no sé si te van a aparecer en castellano o en inglés; y dejé en inglés las que estoy razonablemente seguro que estarán en inglés.
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