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Article #110Re: Runing adobe Reader for Plam OS as alimited user
From: johndknight
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 21:58
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 21:58
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Its only the acrobat software that is not hotsyncing (although if i don't disable its hotsyncing via the hotsync conduit settings it doese stop the whole hotsync process as it brings up error messages!) All the other PDA software i have works fine.. i did have some problems with documents to go initially but after looking on there website solved this by giving full file acsess (read and write) to the documents to go directory in the plam folder within program files! I have tried this for the adobe software but no luck!! Any other suggestions appreciated (if anyone want further explanation of this/ dosen't understand what i mean just ask and i will try and explain it better!) Thanks
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