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    macnext1 Posts: 33, Reputation: 1
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    May 27, 2008, 04:20 AM
    Old Adobe Version.
    I have the newest version of Adobe Reader installed. However there is an older version that is still here somehow. It does not show up in the install/uninstall window of MS Windows XP/Home. I have uninstalled Adobe and reinstalled (several times) but cannot get rid of the older version. I ran something called VeroUninstaller and it found a bunch of old Adobe "stuff" and deleted it but the old version persists.

    Anyone have an idea of how to get rid of older versions of Adobe?
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    May 27, 2008, 06:07 AM
    This can be a problem with the Acrobat reader. If you can find a copy of the older version, try installing it then uninstalling. Another thing you can try is to make sure the association with PDF files is with the newer version.
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