Re: Convert to PDF add-in removed by download of Adobe Reader 9

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From: Michael_Elger
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 2008 09:11

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Thank you, Aandi.

Agree on first two points.

The add-ins were part of the Vaio/XP Professional and Vista Home Premium packages, whether part of Acrobat or not. The packages also included earlier versions of Reader. All this worked fine until Reader 9 came along.

Not technically minded, so forgive following questions, and many thanks in advance if you have time to reply:

1. Is Acrobat free? Or: how do I re-install Acrobat?
2. Is it possible to read PDFs with Acrobat?

Michael Elger

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