I recently bought a new iMac to upgrade an older iMac. I'm guessing this new iMac came with the newer Acrobat Reader DC version pre-installed (I have version 2015.008.20082 apparently). I successfully performed a migration of all my files/apps/documents from the older iMac to the new one (considerably more successful than a previous migration from a Powermac G5 to the iMac... but I digress)... and now I repeatedly... like every day... get a request from the "Adobe Reader Updater" application to update to version 10.1.15.
Except when I say OK dude... go ahead... I keep getting the same error... I feel like Bill Murray in Groundhog Day.... how can I make this stop?
"The update could not be applied because the Adobe Reader application contents were modified since the original installation.
Please reinstall Adobe Reader and check for updates again.
Error: 1301"
Any attempt to reinstall the app will just get me the same version that's already installed (I believe). I could attempt to rip out every vestige of "Adobe Reader Updater" (including anything invisible)... but I thought maybe I'd ask somebody first before I acted in anger and screwed something ELSE up.
TIA.
Dale
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