Re: Reader 9.0 AcroRd32.exe caused Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error

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From: Ethan_Connor
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2008 18:29

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I guess the question is... Will Acrobat 8 be the last Adobe version we will ever be able to use? And if so... What are your plans to support users once other websites start publishing documents that are incompatible with Acrobat 8?

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