Czech update for Adobe Acrobat 8 professional

Good day. I have a problem. I reinstalled AA8 package of CS3, but remained in version 8.0. I changed the date and other programs are updated. Update it for AA8 were provided by winsoft.eu, but you do not respond to emails. Please give the files to get at least version 8.12 as I had before reinstalling? Thus, I even did not install adobe printer.
Other programs work on 64bit win 8.1 goes perfectly.
Thank you

I just noticed that you had mentioned Win8.1, 64-bit (OK, I don't always read things carefully enough). I suspect you may be out of luck. If you were successful with the install and the operation that is useful information. If it is just the updates that are the issue the manual route may work. You indicate there is no Adobe PDF printer. That may require a workaround by installing a PS print driver for a different printer (typically one of the HP printers) and renaming it Adobe PDF. You may not have an Adobe PDF printer port. In that case you will have to print to file (change the port to FILE in that case) and then open the file in Distiller to create a PDF. If you have no print driver, I also suspect that you do not have the port and also that AcroTray is not running or operational at least. AcroTray is what automates the conversion to a PDF from the Adobe PDF printer. The standard printer driver is actually a special PS driver dedicated to creating PDFs. Hopefully I am making some sense.

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