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Article #236Re: File is damaged and can't be repaired error
From: Michael_Varnell
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 12:49
Date: Mon, 30 Mar 2009 12:49
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Yes, thank you for posting the resolution to your issue. Multiple versions of the same product cause issues such as this and worse. Sometimes other seemingly unrelated products can be affected as well. Java is another software vendor bad about accumulating numerous versions of the same product. At least Adobe got a clue around version 6 so the installer will uninstall previous versions (6 and above). Version 5 or below and you must uninstall manually. I recommend uninstall anything you need to first prior to any software upgrade/update. MTV
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