Deepak

It is version 10.0.3

One note - upon installing it a notice came up indicating the removal of the previous version that was installed with CS 5.5. 

Cheers,

Michael

Deepak

The answer to you last question - Yes CS 5.5 was and is still installed.

Regarding the notice I think it was a flag within the intallation window of CS 6 suite.  Also, another notice came up during the installation, but I'm not sure now that I think more about this.  Frankly, I didn't pay close attention as it was simply a notice and not a warning.  What is definite is the notice indicating the installed Acrobat X Pro will be uninstalled and replaced with a new one. 

I did not run a " cleaner scripts" prior to installing CS 6, in fact this is the first time I heard of this...?

Cheers

Michael  

Further to the above please find the attached JPG file showing the window that opens after starting Acrobat.

You will note the number of days said "trial" has not changed during the pasf few days.

Cheers

Michael

Deepac

It may just be something left over in the registry. 

If I cancell it and click "Yes" on the "Quit" window Acrobat stays loaded. 

The only remaining issue being that only one file can be loaded at a time.  If a second file is opened at the same time as another is open Acrobat crashes.

The problem I'm having with your suggestion to remove all CS versions, which I'm assuming includes CS6, is that all the other modules are now working fine, something that was not the case after the initial install. 

So, would you please look into a way that would not require a complete uninstall of CS6?  However, should that be the only solution, I will of course do it.

Cheers,

Michael