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>We are not at fault because adobe will not work for us. <<   

My favorite movie quote comes from this stupid kid flick called Alaska. When the kid gets into trouble and tries to expalin that it wasn't his fault, the local sherrif tells him "Around here, if it happens to you, it's your fault."    9 times out of 10, it IS your fault because you did something wrong or are trying to do something the program was not designed to do and can't accept that it will not do that. Prime example:  The ComponentMoveData error.  This is mainly cause by atempting to install Acrobat or Reader with your anti-virus program running.  Every piece of software, not just ADobe products, that I have ever installed has explicit instructions to turn off any and all other programs that are running before installing. Yet we get at least 3 ComponentMoveData erros in here every week, and have for as long as I can remember. 

>Your adobe works because it works, not because you have done anything different from us or special<<   

My Adobe products work for me because I did do something different and special.  Mainly, I read and followed the instructions. 

>I can see from some of your other posts that you are a good person.<<   

Not really. 

>Play nice, there is no reason to spread frustration in other peoples lives. <<   

I can't do that.  You see, the only reason they allow me to hang around here is because I am the comic relief. 

>When you help one person that help will spread to thousands of others <<   

Yeah, right.  That's why we had 467 questions about the docbox.api error and 369 questions about the Corrupt Cabinet File error, and 142 questions about the External Window Handler error, and on, and on, and on.  By the time an Adobe  software release is 3 months old, all of the quirks have been identified and resolved in here.  Then for the rest of the development cycle, until a new release comes out, it is just the same problems over and over.  Nobody bothers to read the other questions or responses, nobody uses the search engine supplied in this forum, and nobody bothers to read the Knowledgebase documents before jumping right in and repeating a previously solved problem. If they did, this place would be a ghost town.