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Article #11851Re: 7.0.8 Reader Update Disaster/Vampire Folder
From: Walter_Groth
Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2006 18:47
Date: Wed, 22 Nov 2006 18:47
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Thanks, Mike. No links to ...support.techdocXXXXXX work right now, regardless of what valid document nuumber you put in. Nice addition to the frustration! I did do search using 330817 and found the document. Amazingly complicated using the command line, certainly for all but the more tech savvy, and those with oodles of time. Still can't believe PDF monopolist Adobe treats average computer users who have not choice but to use proprietary .pdf files so shabbily, specially after recommending the update to users with previously perfectly operating systems. This experience is making Microsoft look pretty good, and if MS comes up with an equivalent to the .pdf files and packages it with Vista, I'd be more than happy to see Adobe's monopoly gone after this treatment.
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