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The updater 942 tells me that it could not be applied because the original Adobe Acrobat applications contents were modified since the original installation.
It told me to reinstall the application. Error: 1301
When I tried to reinstall I got as far as choosing the application and then clicking the update button, after which nothing happened. Waited 5 minutes - nothing.
(I had used an application called CleanMyMac, which among other things had resulted in me having to reinstall QuarkXPress and (on Tiger) Acrobat 7. I suspect this caused the problem with Acrobat 9.)
Anyone have a suggestion as to how I can get the application to reinstall? Thank you.

Thank you for the reply.
Uninstaller worked fine.
When I tried reinstalling the same problem arose - got as far as choosing the application to reinstall and clicking update; then nothing happened.
So at the moment I don't have Acrobat 9 Pro ...
I've scrapped the CleanMyMac app.

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