does windows 2000 support adobe reader7.0?\ncos i updated to 7.0 now my pdf files icon all do not have the adobe icons. but the files r runnin safely still-i can stil open them.. how can i change the icons to adobe icons?
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right click your pdf file.\nclick on open with -choose program-browse\ngo to program files (or the path that you have installed adobe reader) select the adobe reader program.\nthen in the bottom of the program list page check mark the "alwayes use the selected program to open this kind of files"
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To determine whether you can successfully download and open .bin files, download the Compatibility Test for .bin Files (bintest.bin) from Adobe's website. If you can run the compatibility test successfully, you can download .bin files instead of .hqx files to minimize your download times.\nhttp://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?hexID=509e
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Right click on the executable file you want to run and click "properties'. Go to the compatability tab. Run this in compatability mode for "windows 95". Sometimes you also have to tweak the colors/graphics properties as well.\n\nNote: you don't want to run utilities meant for windows 95. This won't work even in compatability mode.
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Whenever you install an higher version of any program, it automatically replaces the older version. If you don't find Adobe Photoshop 5 in add/ remove prog. Then try to run Adobe photoshop 5 from start menu. i.e see whether you can open photoshop 5. If you are able to open it , means the prog is still present and has not been replaced by the higher version. Try this and let me know.
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http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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The problem is not Dr. Watson it's your PDF viewer.  Whatever program you use to open PDF files  (Acrobat) is causing a Windows error.  Try re-installing acrobat (or upgrading it to a newer version), maybe that will help.  Acrobat Reader 7.0 can be downloaded here http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html.
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A file w/ the extension .pub...That's a Microsoft Publisher file...Only Microsoft Publisher can open those. Unfortunately, that's not a free program, so try to get the same file in a PDF format. This way, you can just use Adobe to view it. Or you could spend $50 or so and get Publisher.
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Adobe Type Manager is a better way to manage fonts for Windows...\n\nI've provided a link to Adobe Type Manager Lite, which is free.
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go there:\n http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_14157\n unisntall it and reinstall it it will work after\nit's because u removed temp files
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I Guess you don't have the right plugins.\n\nGoto -> http://www.adobe.com/downloads/\n\nand download Flash player. I think this might help.
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More likely than not, it's your plug-in that's having the problem. Rather than clicking on PDFs to open them in your browser, right-click on the links, choose "Save Target As" and save the files to your desktop or some other place, then open them. That should work better.
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I think you can't upgrade the trial version to the new version, that's why its "trial". You have to buy the software.\n\nYou have to uninstall the trial version, and then install the new full version. You can upgrade the real version with available updates, but you can't probably upgrade it to next full version. \n\nFor example, if you use MS Office 2003, you can upgrade it, but that doesn't mean you will have MS Office 2007 on your PC. Unique features of Office 2007 will still be absent in your version.
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You will need Adobe Acrobat Professional.  Once you save the Illustrator files into PDF format, then you open one of them in Acrobat Pro.  Next, go up to DOCUMENT, PAGES, INSERT.  There you can navigate to your next PDF document and insert it before or after your current open document.  Once you have inserted all of your documents, then you go to FILE and SAVE AS...give the file a new name.  VOILA.\n\nDon't mistake Acrobat Pro for Acrobat Reader.  Reader only allows you to view the files.  You will need to purchase Adobe Acrobat Professional to actually write the files and create multi-page documents.
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As a Windows XP user, I can only confirm that Adobe programs open perfectly well in that environment. \n\nIf you are refering to Mac computers (iMac for example), you must download the program "for Mac users" (which is often slightly different).\n\nSo if your programs don't work, it's very lickely you downloaded a PC version of these softwares....
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One thing you can do to eliminate the version issue is to uninstall (through Control Panel) BOTH versions of Acrobat and reinstall the one you want to use.\n\nAs for blank PDFs - that can happen if the PDF you are trying to open is very large - does it happen on any size document? I would think the uninstall / reinstall task would solve the problem here too. Good luck!!
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I would recommend that you reinstall the software here is a link\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html
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Sometimes due to no fault of your own, upgrades and downloads just don't work.  I had a similar problem a few months ago with Adobe.  I went to my add/remove progams in the contol panel and deleted the Adobe Reader.  I went back to their web site and downloaded the latest and greatest.  No problems at all. Just make sure you uncheck the toolbar option and the photoshop starter edition (unless you really, REALLY want them.)\n\nhttp://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html\n\nplrr