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1. Mylenium,

May 31, 2012 8:03 AM in reply to princepatch

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You reinstall it.

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2. princepatch,

May 31, 2012 8:36 AM in reply to Mylenium

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thanx. smart-***. that was real helpful !

i've searched for 7.0 download and all they show is 7.0_ - 7.9 and they don't work cause they are all updates/upgrades.

you got to have 7.0 first. i guess i'll try going back further - to 6.0 maybe there is something that will work.

if you really wanted to help...find me a download link that works safely.

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3. Jeff A Wright,

May 31, 2012 10:46 AM in reply to princepatch

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Adobe no longer has Adobe Acrobat 7 replacement media available. If you have a valid serial number and your system meets the minimum requirements I would recommend purchasing the upgrade to Acrobat 10. You can find the system requirements at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobatpro/tech-specs.html.

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4. princepatch,

May 31, 2012 10:55 AM in reply to Jeff A Wright

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thank you.

you were much more helpful.

that's what i thought from what i've seen.

i don't need it that bad, to pay that much for 10.

thanx.

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5. princepatch,

May 31, 2012 5:19 PM in reply to Jeff A Wright

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maybe you can help me with this ?

everytime i restart the computer the acrobat file folder pops up and i can't get it to stop doing that.

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6. Jeff A Wright,

Jun 1, 2012 8:55 AM in reply to princepatch

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Moving this discussion to the Acrobat Installation & Update Issues forum. The users in this forum may have some insight into your current difficulties with Acrobat 7.

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7. princepatch,

Jun 1, 2012 9:14 AM in reply to Jeff A Wright

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i posted it in the acrobat forum also. but thanx.

i'm not gonna worry about it too much. i don't think it really effects what i do. so far, at least.

in response #5. do you know how to help me get that to stop popping up everytime i restart ?

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8. David Kastendick,

Jun 1, 2012 10:46 AM in reply to princepatch

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Hi there,

It looks like you had the Acrobat.com desktop application installed at one time and it was part of your startup group.

Choose Start > Run

Type: msconfig

Click on the Startup tab. Look to see if there's an option there for Acrobat.com. If there is, uncheck it., Click Apply, OK and Restart the computer. Upon restart, you'll get a message that your system configuration has changed. Choose the option to ignore/cancel.

If you still have an entry for Acrobat.com in your Add/Remove programs, I suggest you uninstall it as it's no longer supported anyhow.

Hope this helps!

-David

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9. princepatch,

Jun 1, 2012 11:27 AM in reply to David Kastendick

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thanx David.

so the msconfig instructions will stop that obsolete file folder from popping up ?

after i had to do a factory restore of the computer, it reverted back to the original version 7.0 that it came with.

if i had not accidently clicked the uninstall tab, i could have updated/upgraded to a more recent version that would be still supported.

it's gone now.i don't think i'll really need it anyway. and i'm definitely not paying a fortune for the new version.

thank you again. all i want now is to stop that pop up. and if what you suggested does that,then i'll be done with this.

Marc.

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10. David Kastendick,

Jun 1, 2012 4:12 PM in reply to princepatch

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Hi Marc,

princepatch wrote:

thanx David.
so the msconfig instructions will stop that obsolete file folder from popping up ?

It should! Let us know how it goes.

-David

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