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Article #16Re: Adobe Changing my Word Document
From: Michael Kazlow
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 19:57
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 19:57
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The trial is not meant for production use! You really shouldn't even have an Acrobat 7 trial, since that software is very very old. Current version is Acrobt 9. Questions about Acrobat should be posted to the Acrobat forum, not the Reader forum. Reader users are not familiar with the Acrobat commercial product. Having said that, the problem lies with using a Word Processing program, where you should be using a desktop publishing program. When you change printers, then the word flow is disrupted. I suggest you setup your document making the Adobe PDF printer the default printer. That should minimize the problem you are seeing. This forum will be disappearing in a few hours, if you need more help it should be up and running on Monday. Mike
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