Installing Adobe Acrobat Reader

[Guest]

I just tried to install Adobe Acrobat Reader on Windows Vista Beta 2 Build
5384.

I get an error telling me that Z: is an incorrect path, or something. Z: is
a mapped network storage, containing my digital photos, and should have
nothing to do with the installation of Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Is this a problem with Windows Vista, or with Adobe Acrobat Reader?

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[Scott Glasgow]

I had no problems installed Acrobat Reader 7 on Vista. Where are you
attempting to install it from?

 

[Guest]

I'm went to www.adobe.se and clicked "Get Acrobat Reader".
I think it was version 8

 

[Guest]

Now I got the same error trying to install QuickTime Player. Don't know what
version. One website told me I needed QT, and I just clicked Install now.

 

[Nickyrock]

Adobe Reader 7.0.8 for
Windows Vista Beta is what I was offered. I had 7.0.7 already installed, but
installed 7.0.8 full to see if it had any problems installing, and it did
not. Install went smooth.

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Nickyrock
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[Guest]

I even disconnected my networkdrive, to see if that solved the problem, but
still something goes wrong, and the message is still that Z: is incorrect.