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Article #11470Re: acrord32.exe has generated errors
From: Dee Bemis
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 05:15
Date: Fri, 28 Jun 2002 05:15
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I am replying again because I am about to rip out my hair!!!!!! The module that is causing the illegal operation is ACRORD32.EXE and I cannot find anything referring to this particular problem. I have looked everywhere and found nothing. This is the only place that refers to the module ACRORD32.EXE. So far there have been 5 messages here, including the one I submitted this morning, and the other four are referring to error messages dealing with unrelated modules, which I have seen several references to in my search for help. I am truly going out of my mind!!! I cannot access ANY of my PDF files, and I am unable to open ANY Acrobat Reader, regardless of the version! PLEASE, SOMEBODY HELP!! I am running under Windows 98 SE, and I am just trying to read some users manuals and other basic PDF files.
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