I have reinstalled Adobe Reader but it still crashes everytime i try to print a PDF document. I am u

I have reinstalled Adobe Reader but it still crashes everytime i try to print a PDF document. I am using Mac OSX 10.7.5. Any suggestions?

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I just wanted to follow this up by saying that you were entirely correct in your diagnosis of the situation. My computer did have the faulty part you linked to. I brought my laptop in and specifically told them to run that test, had it fail and then argued with the person at the genius bar and the manager. Eventually they offered to have it sent out and have everything replaced for free of charge. They did so mainly because I had complained about graphical issues almost every other time I had come in with problems and no one ran the test. They should have caught this problem during my warranty, but they didn't, even though I mentioned the problem.
Anyhow, after having the part replaced, I haven't had my computer crash a single time since, or had many of the issues mentioned above. I've never had this experience before. Even brand new, I got occasional crashes. Hopefully this new trend continues.
I do find that web browsing is still incredibly slow. Web browsers just chug along at a slow pace, even though I have great internet speed. Maybe I'll try just deleting my web browsers and reinstalling them...
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A runtime error is a computer error that appears in the form of a message box consisting of a particular code along with its corresponding definitions. Usually, a user will notice that the computer becomes noticeably slow before a runtime error appears.
After the runtime error message has been displayed and closed, the software that shows this error would normally close or freeze. In some cases, the operating system will reboot.
A wide variety of errors cause these problems. These include:
conflicts between the TSR (Terminate and Stay Resident Program)
currently running applications
software issues
memory problems
and harmful applications such as computer viruses
With this, the procedures necessary to correct this type of error differs from one case to another. If the runtime error you are experiencing were caused by a TSR then you can simply use the "end task" function of the Task Manager.
If you consequently encounter a runtime error that is persistent, the software that displays the error message has certain issues and problems. You can resolve this problem by visiting the website of the software's developer and downloading and installing all the updates and patches needed for the smooth running of the software. However, if you have already installed all updates and patches and the runtime error message still appears, you can opt to uninstall and reinstall the program.
Another type of runtime error is usually caused by memory issues. In this case, it is a good idea to first contact the developer of the application that caused the error message. More often than not, they can provide you with a possible set of solutions. But if their given solutions cannot resolve the issues, you need to contact the manufacturer of your computer or motherboard and ask for a technician or someone from the company who can assess your hardware.
A different type of runtime error is caused by harmful programs such as viruses and other malicious processes. These harmful programs are capable of altering the computer's settings. With this, they are very much capable of generating runtime errors. In order to prevent runtime errors that are caused by such malicious programs, you need to frequently update your antivirus software. If your PC does not have a good software security program, you need to install one and scan your computer for possible threats to the stability of your system and the security of your private data.
What all that means is: There is something in the Adobe Reader that is not functioning properly once it is opened.
The best way to resolve this is to:
1. Uninstall Reader (using the Control Panel).
2. Download and install the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility (msicuu2.exe)
3. Run the Windows Installer Cleanup Utility to remove the installer for Reader 9 (and previous versions if they are still installed).
4. Download and install a new copy of Reader, and update it (if required) to 9.3.1.

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Did you apply the security update to this Mac & not the others? If you did, check Software Update again. Apple has released an updated security update. This has fixed the problems caused by the first version.

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I have been having the same problem for weeks. I am using Windows 7, Mozilla 33.0.3, and Adobe Reader version XI.0.09. I saw some advice on another site that I relied on in resolving this. You need to open the Reader, to to Edit, click on Preferences. On the Left Hand menu, find "Security (Enhanced)" and open it. If "Enable Protected Mode at Start-up" is active, disable that. "Enhanced Security" is likely already enabled (and you want to leave that on); if not, enable it.
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You can now go to the secure site whose address you just entered, and download the .pdf you want. (If you have already downloaded the .pdf on your computer from that site you can now just open it instead). Send the print command for the pages of the .pdf page you want. The system will hang for a few seconds (at least mine did), but then it prints.
You may be able to go directly to the Security Tab in your browser and enter the secure site in question without going through a pdf document and it will also work but I do not know that for sure.
Finally, I am not an expert; just another user who figured this out with a little help from others. An expert may wish to comment further on what I have written above to provide further guidance or instruction.
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Later Note: It is possible to add a non-secure site from which you want to download and open .pdfs to the Trusted Site list. To do this, uncheck the "Require server verification (https://) for all sites in this zone" box that appears under the listed of Trusted Sites. As I am not an expert user I do not know if doing this represents a significant security issue but I at least do not find that is the case after running a cursory search online.

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Adobe reader 10.1.11 opens in correct screen only if previous pdf document is closed first. Also setting "open in tallest" monitor won't save.

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If I open a pdf file it opens correctly in pivot monitor. If I leave it open and try to open another pdf it opens up in wrong monitor. I tried to get around this with setting "open in tallest monitor" but it's always over ran the next time I open a document (setting reverts back to "this monitor").

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Could you please install Reader 11.0.09 and check the same behavior.
The setting "open in tallest monitor" is only applicable when you the run the Full Screen Mode (Crtl + L) in Reader.
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When user right-clicks inside a fillable .pdf (i.e. as if to rt-click/copy or rt-click/paste) she gets the error "Adobe Reader has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available." This occurs 100% of the time when right-clicking. Unfortunately, Windows hasn't notified me of a solution yet...
Event Viewer info:
Faulting application name: AcroRd32.exe, version: 11.0.2.0, time stamp: 0x511eacd6
Faulting module name: AcroRd32.exe, version: 11.0.2.0, time stamp: 0x511eacd6
Exception code: 0x40000015
Fault offset: 0x000b7ea0
Faulting process id: 0x15f4
Faulting application start time: 0x01ce4d860e1f16e2
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe
Report Id: 4dbe18ec-b979-11e2-87e7-b4b52f7b910a
Per other forum posts, I have tried uninstalling/reinstalling reader and then running EULA.exe and I also disabled Protected Mode. Problem persists.
It should be noted that Reader also crashes at other (non-right click) times as well, but without knowing exactly when it occurs, I'm unable to isolate those specific reports from the 100's of other reader crash reports in event viewer. I've asked the user to document the date/time that reader next suffers a (non rt-click) crash.

This is not something I have seen before. I see that you have already tried various solutions that may prevent crashes, without any result.
The only advice that I have for now is not to right-click, but use standard keyboard shortcuts like Ctrl+C (copy) and Ctrl+V (paste).

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I tried to deactivate the Skype plugin that seems to be at the head of a lot on unstability but no use.
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