If you mean issue = error message: none. It just worked very well before.

Now it just disappears, then the application manager appears in the dock for 2 or 3 seconds (no window!) and disappears again.

I can reproduce the as often as I like.

Am 15.05.2012 um 00:30 schrieb Jeff A Wright:

Re: Acrobat Pro crashes after 5 seconds

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What issue were you having with Adobe Acrobat Professional prevously?

 

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I think im getting closer to the point. Just startet Acrobat on my MacBook Pro (same software configuration). It was the same: Acrobat started then disappeard, Application Manager opened. But the the License Agreement Window popped up... I accepted and on the MacBook it works now.

So I think on my iMac Acrobat "thinks" I did not accept the agreement...

To Uninstall i followed the instruction on the Adobe website: Adobe Installers => [uninstall tool for CS5.5] (do not know the exact name) => uninstall everything. I did the same on the MacBook.

So i asume that uninstalling and re-installing acrobat on the imac would solve the problem?

OK. I`ll try tomorrow cause it`s already late here in Germany.

Thanks very much.