I am thinking of upgrading my Acrobat 6 Std for Acrobat 7 Std. There are
numerous posts in various forums and newsgroups about problems with Acrobat
6. It is bloated and causes problems with IE and Windows. Supposedly, many
such "issues" have been corrected in Acrobat 7. Is that true? Has anyone
actually used the full version Acrobat 7 (not the free Adobe Reader) and can
tell me how it reacts on Windows XP Pro SP2? Also using Office XP.

Acrobat 7 Professional causes no problems for me. Ver 6 did have problems
interfacing with I.E.

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Regards,

Richard Urban
Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User

If you knew as much as you think you know,
You would realize that you don't know what you thought you knew!


"SeaMaid" <seamaid24-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I am thinking of upgrading my Acrobat 6 Std for Acrobat 7 Std. There are
>numerous posts in various forums and newsgroups about problems with Acrobat
>6. It is bloated and causes problems with IE and Windows. Supposedly, many
>such "issues" have been corrected in Acrobat 7. Is that true? Has anyone
>actually used the full version Acrobat 7 (not the free Adobe Reader) and
>can tell me how it reacts on Windows XP Pro SP2? Also using Office XP.
>

Thanks for telling me about your experience with Acrobat 7 Pro. Can someone
tell me about their experience with Acrobat 7 Standard?

"Richard Urban" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Acrobat 7 Professional causes no problems for me. Ver 6 did have problems
> interfacing with I.E.
>
> Richard Urban
> Microsoft MVP Windows Shell/User
>
>
> "SeaMaid" <seamaid24-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>>I am thinking of upgrading my Acrobat 6 Std to Acrobat 7 Std. There are
>>numerous posts in various forums and newsgroups about problems with
>>Acrobat 6. It is bloated and causes problems with IE and Windows.
>>Supposedly, many such "issues" have been corrected in Acrobat 7. Is that
>>true? Has anyone actually used the full version Acrobat 7 (not the free
>>Adobe Reader) and can tell me how it reacts on Windows XP Pro SP2? Also
>>using Office XP.
>>
>
>