Require "acrostan.itw" from Acrobat 7 Standard CD

Can someone send to me by-email please?
Send to [email protected]
Thanks

This may be related to the AA 7 activation server having been taken down. I guess you will have to wait for a staff member to drop by or contact Adobe support. This is the first I have heard of this one. You may have an additional problem with AA 9 on Win 8.1, but you did not ask about that. It may be that the OS is part of the problem too, though I am not sure why.

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