Adobe tech support refuses to assist without a charge because they said Acrobat Pro 8 is out of support. I also found a post from VBscab regarding the main executable replacing the permissions on the Adobe PCD directory but I am not experiencing that same issue. I have searched adobe forums and adobe KB as well as google and nothing seems to come up. I have also captured the changes to the machine when an admin launches the app for the first time but nothing appears. I have also granted 'Users' full permissions to all adobe directories and registry entries and still receive the error. This seems to work consistently to change size, color, italics, etc. A simple solution that has worked for me is to take the text into another program (Word, Outlook, etc.), reformat it in the other program, then paste it back into the text box. Whether you want to edit, print, view, manage, or create PDFs. I am using Adobe Acrobat Professional 8.1.0. I have used filemon and regmon to determine permissions issues and nothing turns up. Adobe Acrobat Professional is one of the most popular productivity suites for PDF management.

If I launch with a local admin account and then a non-admin account the error no longer occurs, but that is not a viable solution for deploying to hundreds of users. If one of these error messages appear when trying to open a PDF form, please refer to the trouble-shooting tips for. It supports a broad range of actions including. The error does not occur with a Local Admin user account. Apricot Advanced PDF Convert is a desktop application that converts Adobe Acrobat Pro PDF files to HTML and Word. The fact that 8.x runs in Windows 8.1 doesnt mean that it will work in 10. Upon launching Acrobat Professional 8.1.2 with a non-admin user account I receive the error 'A serious error has been detected Adobe Acrobat cannot continue. Adobe Acrobat Pro version 7.x ran happily in Windows 8, but will not run in 8.1.

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