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Re: Why Can't We Talk To A Person At Adobe to Resolve Problems

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From: MikeKazlow
Date: Thu, 05 Oct 2006 13:40
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You can get technical support for commercial software. However, you 
need to pay a fee. This is typical for most companies these days. Adobe 
also offers support for the free Reader software. It costs $39 per 
incident. Find more information here:

<http://www.adobe.com/support/programs/acrreader/index.html?tab:plans=1>

BTW, this is a user to user forum. You will your fellow users pretty 
good at coming up with solutions to many problems here. I hesitate to 
say most problems, only because I have not compiled any statistics. But 
it appears to me we have quite a good track record. In fact, some say 
we have be better record than the pay for fee technical support 
offerings for some problems.

Mike
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