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Re: Unable to read PDF file on Palm Zire - "Invalid PDF Document"

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From: Wray_Herring
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 2004 12:16
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Zach

I too had a problem installing AdobeReader305-PalmOS.exe. In my case I was upgrading from 2.0.

I finally got it to work by:

Uninstalling all versions off my hard drive. I used the "Add or Remove" program in the control panel. Make sure there are no parts of your first attempts on your system.

If you have the program on your Palm, delete it!

Next try installing AdobeReader305-PalmOS.exe again.
Make sure it completes the installation.

Remember, after it installs on your system, you'll have to use "HotSync" in order to install the second part of the installation on your Palm.

I hope this helps

Wray
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