Installation of Acrobat X Pro not working.

I have a Mac OS X 10.8.5 I bought Acrobat X Pro along with CS5.5 When I try to open Acrobat, it will open and then close itself immediately. IS there a fix?

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i can close to pdf file at working on indesign, but when i want to open the
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2014-02-19 16:23 GMT+02:00 Rave <[email protected]>:
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Acrobat X Pro not working, Serial Number not recognized?

Hi lv123321,
Do you have Acrobat only License no or is it a part of suite. If Acrobat X pro is a part of suite then you need to use the suite setup to install Acrobat.
Also if possible could you please private message me the serial no so I can try decoding it.
Regards,
Abhijit

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Hello
We have severe problems installing Acrobat 9 Pro from the CS4 Suite. Setup always cancels the installation (see Re: Error 1603 when installing CS4 on Windows 8.1).
However, we downloaded and successfully installed a standalone version of Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro. But the CS4 serial does not work on the standalone version.
Can you send us a serial number that works? We can provide you with the CS4 serial for verification. Please send us an address to send it to you privately.
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Simon Sunke

Go to your Control Panel, find the Windows Firewall, after you open that, you need to click on Advanced settings. Click on Inbound Rules, scroll down until you see Java, it maybe listed several times. Right click on the ones that are blocked and select Properties.
On the General tab, you will see a section called Action, you will need to tick the Allow the connection. Apply and then OK, do that for all blocked Java entries.
EDIT: Sorry I missed where you said that it wasn't showing up. Are you looking in the "Inbound Rules"? If so, did you install the 32bit version? Even on a 64bit OS, you should have the 32bit installed. You can also always add the Java entry into
the firewall setting. I will type out how to do that if you need.
I tried to upload an image for you, but the site won't let me.
Now if Java was the only thing not connecting, then you should be good to go, if you still have an issue with Java, then follow the steps again, but this time, you will need to open the Advanced tab and under the Profiles section, check the private box,
apply and OK.

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I have been have issues with my Adobe Acrobat XI Pro for a few weeks now. It stopped allowing me to view, create and print pdfs a few weeks ago. As I teach part time online at a university- I commonly use pdf's to provide information to my students. I also use pdf's to transfer data back and for from my work computer - for my full time job - to my home computer and back again. Not having this availability is really hindering my work.
My computer runs on Windows 7 with a 64 bit operating system. Up until a few weeks ago I had no problems. I'm thinking an update may have gone through that caused the issues.
In order to reload my full program I had to completely reformat one of my drives which I had remnants of an old adobe version on it- unfortunately, I did not realize that outlook was still pointing to this drive so I lost a lot of data in the long run- needless to say this adobe issue is has been more than just a nuisance to me.
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There has to be a fix out there for this problem- and I can't be the only one with this problem. I would appreciate any suggestions that anyone has!
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Bill-
Thanks for the suggestion- but unfortunately this doesn't work- the reason being is that "Repair" is not option.
I took a snapshot and attached it of what is available for me when I click on Adobe and as you can see- Repair is not an option.
I'm getting to the point of frustration- I will probably uninstall adobe again and refuse to get any updates for it. I honestly do not know what else to do.
Without adobe I can't post assignments for my college students to my website. Winter term starts tomorrow and I am very much behind schedule because of this problem.
I can't be the only person having this issue.
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Hello emthree
You will have to contact Adobe Support regarding this - http://helpx.adobe.com/in/contact.html
~Deepak

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Hello,
All of a sudden I cannot open Acrobat X.
I cannot even open a PDF file.
Please help me!

I tried the patches and it didn't work and was a bit scared of doing solution 3, but it was fiddly but worked a treat, follow step by step and have your serial number ready
thanks
Glartique
Solution 3: Reactivate Acrobat through another Suite product
Important: It's necessary to perform the following instructions when connected to the Internet. Select a following product when requested to launch a CS6 Suite product: Photoshop, After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, InDesign, Flash Professional, Illustrator, and Dreamweaver.
Launch a CS6 Suite product.
Choose Help > Deactivate. Follow the onscreen prompts to deactivate.
Close the application.
Launch the same CS6 Suite product again.
Accept the EULA.
Sign in with your Adobe ID to register trial.
Restart the application.
Click License This Software in the Trial dialog box.
Sign in with your Adobe ID to register.
Provide CS6 Serial number.
Click Next.
Quit application.
Now Launch Acrobat X

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Hello emthree
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I have a problem during the installation of Acrobat 9 Pro Extended trial version. I downloaded the version from the Adobe website (so I have donwloaded APEX9_Win_WEB_WWEFG.exe and APEX9_Win_WEB_WWEFG.7z files).
After that I copied the files to another computer (a virtual machine to be more precise). I launched the exe file and all seems ok. At the end of the extraction I have this message : "An error occurs during the extraction of some files. Check the disk space and the access rigths of the folders". It is a translation of the french message because I tried with the english and the french trial version (both not working).
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Installation of Acrobat 9 Pro

Earlier today I sent you this question:
Re: I have an installation CD Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro with the Serial No/key. Now I bought a tablet that has now CD drive. So I tried to download the Acrobat 9 Pro from the Adobe homepage, but failed. I can only find the link to something like an extended version
You reply wa as follows:
   Ned Murphy   Apr 5, 2015 10:21 AM (in response to marcel4500)
Try the download below...
You can download the trial version of the software thru the page linked below and then use your current serial number to activate it.
Be sure to follow the steps outlined in the Note: Very Important Instructions section on the download pages at this site and have cookies enabled in your browser or else the download will not work properly.
CS5: http://prodesigntools.com/all-adobe-cs5-direct-download-links.html
I followed exactly the above steps an the Acrobat 9 Pro Direct Download File APRO09_Win_WEB-WWEFG was properly downloaded to Downloads.
But now, the Type of file is File, and it is not an Application (exe) file. Thus, when I click on it an window opens asking how do I want to open this file! (listing Internet Explorer, Microsoft Office 2010, Microsoft Word, on so on).
How do I have to proceed from here on to successfully install Acrobat 9 Pro onto my PC. Why is it not an exe file? How do I execute the above mentioned downloaded file?
I am just wondering why it is so terribly difficult to do an easy step and to install without spending hours trying. Your help is very much welcome so that I can now complete the installation.
Thanks!

Thanks. Yes, I did. Exactly as per your advice in the earlier query. It
downloaded fine, from File 1. I actually did it now 3 times. Always
works well and each time it was confirmed that the download has been
properly completed. But the file Type in Downloads is always indicated
as File. I download a lot of other software and the file Type is then
exe, which allows then to proceed and install. But here with your
Acrobat 9 Pro it is not the case!!! You may try yourselve. So what do I
have to do to finally install this Acrobat 9 Pro?
So again, the file type as downloaded has NO extension, is named as File, and not as Application (exe).
Regards
M. Binggeli
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APRO09_Win_WEB-WWEFG was properly downloaded to Downloads.
But now, the Type of file is File, and it is not an Application (exe) file
The file you downloaded should certainly have been an .exe file.
Did you click the File 1 link in the Windows column? Can you see the file extension on your screen or is your Windows set to hide file extensions?
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Acrobat 9 Pro not installed

I have a new copy of Creative Suite 4 - and I installed the files. Acrobat 9 Pro was not installed.
I re-did the installation - but Acrobat 9 Pro is not a choice - only acrobat.com.
What gives?
I tried to install the free download - and then used my creative suite number - but it did not work.

Anubha,
It worked! Thank you so much.
I'd opened file with the 'Open with' feature then clicking Adobe Reader,
but that didn't do it. When I used 'Open with', then 'Choose default
program...', it worked like a charm.
Again, thank you!
Jonathan
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