PDFMAKER disappears in the Registry so that sometimes you can't create a tagged PDF from WORD. It does sometimes stop responding I c an't for the heck of it get Read Out Aloud working. I've just set them to see what happens in future - sheer curiosity.īUT.
My Acrobat Pro 9 Extended is at 9.1.3 and this all achieved with no elevated updater privileges in Vista. I'm not sure I fully agree with my friend kaninelupus. Would be more inclined to think it would be the latter process though, as AcroTray remains as a running process after opening a PDF anyhow.
I automatically disable any start processes Acrobat adds as a matter of course via MSConfig (I don't see need to add 30 seconds to my boot time to save a couple of seconds on loading a PDF). The only other possibility I can think of off hand is that there may be a compatibility issue with Acro's 2 start-up processes, AcroTray and Adobe Acrobat (acrobat_sl.exe) - they are both x86 process so is highly possible. My guess is that if Acro Pro 9 is trying to perform ANY tasks which it has not the permission for (due to not being run as elevated task), Windows shuts it down as a matter of self-preservation. especially the updater components, or else Windows will not allow updates to be applied. BOTH the Acro Pro executable (C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 9.0\Acrobat\Acrobat.exe) AND the updater executables (C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Updater6\Adobe_Updater.exe & AdobeUpdaterInstallMgr.exe) MUST be running with elevated (admin) privileges. Now, I can think of the most likely candidate for Acro Pro 9 crashing, and it has NOTHING to do with 圆4 compatibility. thus am running original build on both notebooks (both running Win7 圆4). Have found however that the update to build 9.1.2 strips out all the Acrobat icon caches and kills the thumbnail previews, often displaying a blank page for the icon. PDF print-engine also working without any hiccups, as does Distiller. After original install, automatically downloads the 圆4 component add-on, opens and prints just fine both locally and from both Firefox 3.5 and IE8, no crashes what-so-ever. With earlier builds of Vista had to go so far as logging in as Admin (NOT simply an account with admin priveleges, but the actual Admin account which is actually disabled by default, and needs to be turned via Local Security Policy snap-in (not available on "home" versions of Vista))Īm now primarilly running Win7 RC1 圆4, and really have had zero issues on both notebooks, using the original install. In Vista, Acrobat 9 Pro tended to go logger-heads with the UAC, and thus had to be installed as Admin. Issues in Win7 do not relate to Vista at all. Cleaning out any remnants of the program from your registry using something like CCleaner.
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