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Article #13073Re: Create a stand-alone CD that doesn't need Acrobat installed.
From: Paul_CLEAPSS_Reed
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 14:05
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 14:05
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Sorry to disagree Aandi but Acrobat 4 and the included Reader 4 has no such catch (maybe I am wrong but I have it and cannot see it in the License.txt) so as long as you do not sign a later distribution agreement then I do not see this as applicable. Adobe cannot rewrite the terms and conditions on products that they have already sold without this clause. I also find it hard to beleive, as true as it is, that Adobe are not catering to a market that very definately wants the facility to run Reader from CD. If they want to be insistant on this then they will be shooting themselves in the foot as they will get dumped for other products and formats.
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