Trying to save a 951 page document in Adobe Acrobat Pro 9 and it's giving me the error of "This docu

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Tried that :/ I finally went through and extracted sections at a time to narrow down the area of the corrupted pages. It was within the first 15 pages. So I will piece it back together like that and will have to redo my bookmarks which will take forever, but at least I didn't lose all of it. I have the 9 version, so I'm going to request getting the latest one which is 11.

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