Upgrade Adobe Reader XI to Acrobat XI Pro

Hi,
Is this at all possible, or do I need to purchase the full software package?

"Upgrade" means from an earlier Acrobat version, like 9 or X.

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I think you are in the wrong forum.
This forum deals with Adobe LiveCycle Collaboration Service.
Maybe this forum instead:
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After Upgrading Acrobat Reader XI to Acrobat XI Pro the previewer in Outlook and Windows Explorer doesn't work. I have to set the default program for .pdf's to Acrobat Reader inorder for the previewer to work.

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Can anyone recommend a solution?

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I have a form that I created in LC Designer ES4 that I was able to successfully "Reader Extend" using Acrobat XI Pro. I added a script to the form to allow for the deselecting of radio buttons (which I found on this forum), and now I cannot Reader Extend the form.
Here are the specifics of my environment:
Acrobat XI Pro - Ver. 11.0.10
Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES4 - Ver. 11.0.20130826.2.901444
Windows 7 Professional, SP1
Here's the error I am getting in the Acrobat debugger:
Exception in line 1 of function top_level, script Document-Level:!ADBE::0100_VersChkStrings
InvalidGetError: Get not possible, invalid or unknown. Doc.layout:1:Document-Level:!ADBE::0100_VersChkStrings
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Unable to find source for Document-Level:!ADBE::0100_VersChkStrings
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I used the chat support for Acrobat XI Pro, and was told that this is a LC Designer issue. Since there's no phone support for LC (at least not free), I came to this forum for help.
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form1.Main.#variables[0].RBClear_Script_Object - (JavaScript, client)
var rbs = new Object();
function handleRBClick(o)
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form1.Main.Subform_Stock_Detail.Table2.Row3.Subform_Responsibility.RadioButtonList::click - (JavaScript, client)
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This all works fine when I preview the form from within LC Designer ES4. I then open the dynamic PDF form in Acrobat XI Pro, click File, Save as Other..., Reader Extended PDF, then Enable More Tools.
Acrobat shows the errors at the top of this post within the Acrobat debugger window. When I close debugger, Acrobat does not allow me to save the new file, and gives this error:
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I've been searching for days and cannot find any resolution to this issue. It appears to me that this is a security related issue, and Acrobat does not like the running of a function within the form. Just a guess. I can't think of anything else.
Anyone come across this issue, and how were you able to fix it?
Thanks in advance,
Dean

Although I did not find a cause for the errors, I did find a workaround in my case.
This only happens when running the Javascript Debugger in Acrobat XI Pro. If you turn it off, you can Reader Extend the document. If you turn it on, you have to cycle through all of the debugger errors/warnings using the arrow button in the top left corner of the debugger window, then close that window. Still not sure what the errors are for, but at least I got the form to work.

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Date: Tue, 5 Oct 2010 08:43:37 -0600
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Adobe Reader 9.3.4 and Pro Extended
Can you try installing the same from the following locations:
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/9.x/9.3.4/enu/AdbeRdr934_en_US.exe
http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=acrobat_pro_extended
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I have Adobe Reader X installed on Windows 7. I want to upgrade it into Adobe Reader X, but when I click on "check for updates", it says no updates are available?
How can I upgrade Adobe Reader X to XI so that XI replaces X?
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As this is a user to user forum, there is no guarantee that you'll receive instant replies. Not even that you will receive an answer at all.
It would be much easier to help you if you condescend to give us a minimum of information about your setup. You know, such basic things as whether you are in a Mac or a Win machine, and from which version of Reader you would like to upgrade to which. Knowing the version of your OS could also be helpful.

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Also, just to make it clear: Acrobat is not an "upgrade" from Reader; it's a different product.

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