Hello, I thought I would post this here and see if anybody might have some Ideas. I have a user that is testing out windows 10 and Acrobat DC keeps crashing when saving a.pdf. Tried different.pdf's same result.
I have UN-installed dc and re-installed it and still same problem. I don't think this is a problem with Windows 10 as I have had this issue before in windows 7 as well. The only resolution so far is to put Acrobat 11 pro back on. Where is media browser in word for mac 2011. Unfortunately our Manager want us to move toward DC. Any Ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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Adobe Reader For Mac Keeps Crashing
Why does Acrobat Pro XI for mac keep crashing when editing forms Using the most current acrobat pro mac version, no adobe third party plug ins, Mac OS 10.8.4, plenty of ram, document properties completely open, yet it crashes once I begin to use any editing or populate any field from a created form. I can replicate this every time and is rather frustrating! Tried reinstall. Tried as different user.
Tried other documents. Processor for mac 1286. Any suggestions greatly appreciated. See discussion thread: Still not able to use it.:-/ Stephen Stewart.
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