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I am unable to associate TIFFs with Acrobat Pro in Windows 10. Methods tried:
This worked as of last week. Any ideas?
SOLUTION:
I attempted this solution before I posted the request for help:
This failed multiple times.
After resetting the Acrobat Preferences as noted in Shivam's last instructions it worked. So the complete solution is:
Shivam - thank you for
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Hi Zipperskin,
As per the issue description mentioned above, you have associated .tiff files to open with Acrobat Pro on your Windows 10 machine but that doesn't work, is that correct?
Could you confirm Acrobat version you are using on the machine? You can check the same using the steps given in this link: Identify the product and its version for Acrobat and Reader DC
Also, try rebooting the machine once if you haven't already and try associating the .tiff to open with Acrobat and check if that helps.
Also, are you able to view .tiff files by launching Acrobat > click File > Open > and locating the .tiff file? Does that work?
Let us know if you need any help.
Shivam
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>>As per the issue description mentioned above, you have associated .tiff files to open with Acrobat Pro on your Windows 10 machine but that doesn't work, is that correct?
Yes.
>>Could you confirm Acrobat version you are using on the machine?
Adobe Acrobat Pro DC - Version 2015.006.30456
>>Also, try rebooting the machine once if you haven't already and try associating the .tiff to open with Acrobat and check if that helps.
Several reboots, no change in behavior
>>Also, are you able to view .tiff files by launching Acrobat > click File > Open > and locating the .tiff file?
Yes, that works.
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Hi Zipperskin,
Thanks for sharing the info. Could you try resetting preferences for Acrobat using the steps given in this link: How to reset Acrobat Preference settings to default. , reboot the machine after resetting the preferences and try again? Does that work?
If issue still persists, try repairing Acrobat using "Repair installation" option under Help menu, reboot the machine after repair and check.
Thanks,
Shivam
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Preferences reset according to How to reset Acrobat Preference settings to default.with reboot. No change in behavior. Repair installation - no change.
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SOLUTION:
I attempted this solution before I posted the request for help:
This failed multiple times.
After resetting the Acrobat Preferences as noted in Shivam's last instructions it worked. So the complete solution is:
Shivam - thank you for your assistance.
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Thank you for sharing the steps which will help other users facing a similar issue.
-Shivam
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Note - the assoc command line is version dependent - the example I gave assumed Acrobat 9. On Acrobat 15 the command line is:
assoc .tif=Acrobat.Document.2015.