Max 10.6.8 & Adobe Reader 10.1.3

When I open a pdf in Adobe reader the previously entered text does not land on the line and looks crossed out as it is on top of the line. When I go to enter new text, the same things happens.

Thank you! When I went to do the upgrade I noted that my computer had
defaulted to open in preview and the file was fine in the older version
once I defaulted to Adobe to open. (Can't believe I missed that) However, I
did the upgrade anyways and it solved my inability to place an electronic
signature. You solved a problem before it impacted me.
Thanks
Christy

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Try disabling Protected Mode in Adobe Reader [Edit | Preferences | Security (Enhanced)].

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If you have Adobe processes (AcroRd32.exe) showing in the task manager after you close the Acrobat Reader that use up a significant amount of processor speed. This is what you can do to fix it.
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1. Open the regeidt and navigate to
a. HKLM\SOFTWARE\Policies\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\10.0\FeatureLockDown
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a. cWelcomeScreen
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Questions regarding Adobe Reader Extensions for Adobe Livecycle.

Hi,
I'm relatively new to Adobe products, having just started to use Adobe Livecycle over the last couple of weeks. I've produced a set of interactive forms for field engineers to use. When completed, they will submit the xml data via email. However, there will be numerous occasions where they will need to stop in the middle of data collection and come back at a later point to finish, hence the need to locally save the information before submission.
I understand this is where Adobe reader extensions would come in, unlocking this functionality.
At the moment, i'm a bit of a loss on several points regarding how reader extensions work and i was wondering if anybody could fill in the gaps:
1. Are they seperate modules that bolt in into the main Livecycle application?
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Thanks in advance.
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Reader Extensions can be bought as a module in LiveCycle. There is a subset of RE functionality that exists in Acrobat. The ability to save locally is part of Acrobat. In both cases you woudl RE the form before distributing it, hence when the user gets your form they are ready to go. You can download a trial version of the server product. As far as pricing goes you woudl be better to talk to an Adobe salesrep as there are discounts for certain situations as well as different pricing options. If you decide tp gp the Acrobat route you ar limited, by licence, to distribute your form to a max of 500 users.
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I checked the plugins screen under the Reader->Help menu and the Mars pdfxml plug-in is no longer there. I tried re-installing it running the pdfxml_p2_acrobat9plugin_091508.msi but that didn't work either. Is this plugin not supported for 9.2 or does the installer need to be updated as well?

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Since I have updated to Adobre reader 11 (11.0.2 or 11.0.3), I have some issues on some computers.
i have 40 computers with the same configuration (Win 7 x64)
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the the other 20, no issue (1 second max, to open Adobe)
I have noticed that disabling "protected mode" permits to avoid the issue, but I dont want to disable this important security feature.
Why some of the machines works well and the others do not work well ?
Does that performance issue is a known issue by Adoebe ?
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Do you have a way to fix that issue without redusing security ?
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Hi Pat,
reader_sl.exe is not in the startup list.
Disabling protected mode is a very high security break that i dont want.
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Hello,
I cannot tell what are the exact differencies between the version. But I can tell you should always use (at least try to use the newest Reader). I guess you´re not the only developer on Forms, so there are possibly more people depending on the version of the client browser/ Reader. There is a solution for this problem, which does not ask anything from you, only the user.
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I can't use Adobe Reader

Hi, Not sure if this is the right place to post.
Just bought a new Mac a few days ago and its amazing! The old one died after 5 years, anyway, am impressed.
BUT I can't view a PDF in Adobe Reader!! I have Max OS X 10.6.2.
Any help? I did a search on google but a little confused as other people seemed to have similar problems, but slightly different and found solutions.
Any help MUCH appreciated!

Thanks Actionmarker. i do actually have Adobe Reader 8 installed on my computer. I could use it with my old Mac, but when I bought this new one, and i double click Adobe Reader (or if I click on a PDF file to open), this message comes up:
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If I go to the Adobe website to download it, I notice that it can't be downloaded for OS 10.6.2. It only goes up to 10.6.0.
How come they haven't made an Adobe Reader update that's compatible with the new Macs? Is that the reason I can't use Adobe Reader?

Do I need Adobe Reader if I have CS4?

I have Adobe Creative Suite 4 Design Premium, using Windows 7 Home Premium on Dell Inspiron 1545. I have to uninstall as many programs as I can to save disk space. (I've maxed out the memory upgrades my computer can take.) Adobe Reader XI (which I think is the free reader) takes 127 MB. Can I uninstall Adobe Reader XI? In other words, is Adobe Reader XI performing a function that CS4 could perform? Obviously, I'm not a power user of CS, but use it occasionally in my work as an editor (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Dreamweaver, in that order). Of course, I definitely need a pdf reader. Yes, I know I need a new computer, but need to make this one work a little while longer.

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When I try to activate the Read Out Loud function in the Adobe Reader the software closes. Does anyone know how to get this fixed. I am currently using 9.3.2 and it still does not work. My operating system is Windows Vista.

I got the MSVCP50.dll file from a friend. I'm not sure this was necessary, though.
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What is the maximum display resolution for Adobe Reader X?

Hello,
I have a multi-projector classroom that projects a 14,000 x 1200 pixel (Windows 7) desktop in a wrap-around manner.   When I load a pdf document with Adobe Reader X, the content will not fill the screen, even when zoomed in. It appears the max. resolution is around 9-10k width. Full screen mode does use the entire area but the leftmost ~4000 pixel width is gray.
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I'm sorry -- I have not communicated my question well.   When I use full
page mode (no window borders, Ctrl-L) and zoom to many thousands %, then
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this context (and I tried your suggestion -- it made no difference).   This
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Scott

I CANNOT DOWNLOAD ADOBE READER FOR MY MAC (ID AND PASSWORD DOES NOT WORK)

I CANNOT DOWNLOAD ADOBE READER FOR MY MAX (ID AND PASSWORD DOES NOT WORK

This seems to cause a certain amount of confusion. Your Adobe ID is not used to download or install Adobe Reader.
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Due to my laptop screen failing i have to return to facory settings, can i reinstall adobe reader and adobe air afterwards?

Due to my laptop screen failing I have to return it to factory settings, can I reinstall adobe reader and air afterwards?

I don't see why not. Do you foresee a special difficulty?

Delete file from adobe reader?

hi guys..i want delete file from adobe reader after download from email. unfortunately i cant see any delete icon in my file. Any ways to delete it?

Check out the new and FREE 'AIR Browser' File Manager in appworld. You can use it to create/rename/delete folders and sub-folders, it can also copy, cut, paste and delete files.
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RE: [Adobe Reader] when i open pdf file it open all the pages but some pages give error massage (there was error processing a page,there was a problem reading this document 110) but if i open this page which give me error with google chrome it's work ? i

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thank's for reply and your help
i did the step's that you told me but i still have the same problem
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