Re: Adobe Readers Crash

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From: Mateon3000
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 2009 13:26

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Hi George,

Sounds like the file might be corrupt. I'd try re-downloading it, and if it does crash again, it might be easier to uninstall all your adobe applications, then download and install the latest adobe reader.

If you'd like to contact me off the forum, visit my homepage.

Mateo

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