My original problem was with activation failing, but Geety didn’t want to help me resolve that until I told him I had installed on a Windows XP machine (which was previously true). Acrobat 8 does in fact work (mostly) with Windows 7, although some special steps are required to get it installed and and the PDF printer operating correctly.
(Please note: these steps are required on a 64-bit install of Windows 7. This has not been tested with 32-bit and may not be required.)
The ProcedureWhen you install Acrobat 8, the installer will prompt you to locate the file adobepdf.dll. Adobe’s own documentation gives a work around: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/401/kb401731.html
In short, you can find the file “adobepdf.dll _64 ” in the compressed data1.cab file, located at D:\Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional\data1.cab. This can be opened natively in Windows 7 and extracted somewhere like the desktop. You must rename this file to remove the “_64″ from the end of the file extension, then select it using the browse button on the above “Files Needed” dialog box.
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Windows 2000 and 32-bit versions of Windows 7 and Vista are also supported. Note that QVP can be installed from a server, without user intervention, |
