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From: D.W. Frommer II
Date: Fri, 10 May 2002 03:46

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Claudio and Tom, 

Thanks for the info. I have had trouble with this in the past and wondered if it was something I did wrong...still could have been, I guess.  

If installing AcroRead after installing Acrobat, will AcroRead co-opt the file associations?  

Is there a work around for uninstalling Acroread? Backing up all or parts of the registry and remerging them after an uninstall? Could you install it to a removable hard drive...hmmm...no that wouldn't help.   

What I'm trying to do is create a CD of my book with Acroread on the CD, to run from the CD. I need to pare down the file list a bit and to do that I understand I have to have a working version of AcroRead. [sigh] It's never easy.... ;^D 

Thanks

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