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Article #96Re: A reference to acrobat.tlb could not be added.
From: PDL
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 20:04
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 20:04
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Well, it does make sense. If you consider how long it takes to develop a major release of Acrobat, they were working on 9.0 well before MS even had betas of VS2008 out, so there is no reasonable way they could have re-written the entire codebase to work with VS2008 in the few months between VS2008 being released and Acrobat 9.0 being released. I have a VS2005 dev VM and a VS2008 dev VM, since Adobe is far from the only company to not support VS2008 yet. You'll find VS2005 only support is true for many other application SDKs as well, for the same reason as above. It's not about what will or won't work. Chances are everything will work fine in VS2008 - it just hasn't been officially tested by Adobe, and if they don't have test results to fall back on, they can't officially support it. I'm sure you'll be fine with VS2008 in 99% of the stuff you do, it's just not supported.
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