Re: A reference to acrobat.tlb could not be added.

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From: PDL
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 19:57

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VS2008 is not supported by Adobe for development with 9.x. Only VS2005 is officially supported.

I doubt that would cause this issue, just letting you know incase you ever need to call Adobe for a support issue with your code - they won't support you if you're using VS2008.

My suggestion is to reinstall or repair your Acrobat installation to make sure everything is registered properly. You can do a repair from the Help menu in Acrobat.

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