I keep losing my Reference to Acrobat!

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I have created an Outlook Addin using VB.NET. In it, I have added a
reference to Acrobat so that I can manipulate some pdf email attachments.
Along the way, in my development and testing, I lose the reference to Acrobat
somehow. In the Solution Explorer under References, there is a yellow
exclamation point on "Acrobat". The only way I've been able to get this back
so far is to reinstall Acrobat on my machine(which is a pain). This has
probably happened to me 5 times in a couple of days. Does anyone know how I
could be losing it and how I can fix it without reinstalling? Thanks.
 
I have created an Outlook Addin using VB.NET. In it, I have added a
reference to Acrobat so that I can manipulate some pdf email attachments.
Along the way, in my development and testing, I lose the reference to Acrobat
somehow. In the Solution Explorer under References, there is a yellow
exclamation point on "Acrobat". The only way I've been able to get this back
so far is to reinstall Acrobat on my machine(which is a pain). This has
probably happened to me 5 times in a couple of days. Does anyone know how I
could be losing it and how I can fix it without reinstalling? Thanks.

You should be able to add it back by using "Add references" and
browsing to Acrobat.exe

The only reason I can think of why you would keep losing it is if the
reference is pointing at an Interop dll which a temporary and is
getting deleted, might be worth taking a copy of the Interop dll
somewhere and referencing that

Vin
 
That's the biggest part of the problem. I can't add the reference back to
it. When I go to "Add Reference", Acrobat is not in the list anymore.
 
That's the biggest part of the problem. I can't add the reference back to
it. When I go to "Add Reference", Acrobat is not in the list anymore.

But you should still be able to browse to it.
Add References
click the Browse button
select Acrobat.exe

this should add the reference

Vin
 

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