Get a current version of Adobe Acrobat Reader that is compatible with Vista. I am running Vista on one of my pc's and it works fine. I had to update, though.
You might consider using the FoxIT reader. (You'll find it with Google). It's a much smaller download than Adobe and much faster when being used. And it works with Vista. The only disadvantage I've found is that it doesn't show thumbnails of the pages. I'm not related to FoxIT - just like the product.
If you can't remove the Acrobat Reader from the Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel. You can manually delete that in the Program Files. Program Files is a folder in Microsoft Windows operating system where applications that are not part of the operating system are installed by default. Find the folder of Acrobat Reader and delete. To complete remove the Acrobat Reader Empty the Recycle Bin.
no we can`t read pdf files without Acrobat Reader
The Windows Vista versions of Adobe Acrobat work on Windows 7. According to Adobe's web site, Adobe Acrobat versions 8 and above are Vista compatible. Adobe Acrobat versions 7 and previous versions are NOT compatible with Vista/Win7. However, I currently use Adobe Acrobat 5 under Windows 7 with the "compatability mode" set to XP service pack 2. I don't have any problems at all. Install your older version of Acrobat, open the "program files" folder then open the "adobe x.0" folder, then the "acrobat" folder. Right click the "acrobat.exe" icon, choose "properties", then click the "compatability" tab. Click/check the box for "run this program in compatability mode for" and select xp service pack 2 or 3. Click "apply" and then "OK".
No, Adobe Reader will read PDF files, while Adobe Acrobat can create and edit PDF files. Adobe Reader is just a free PDF reader, but Adobe Acrobat Pro/Stand is much more powerful to deal with PDF files, will help to create, edit and convert PDF.
Acrobat Reader is used to open the documents; they are not in it. To delete the files, right-click the file and select Delete.
Yes. PDF Applications such as Acrobat Reader for MAC can open PDF files.
There is no such thing as a "Windows XP Word file." You open the files in Vista the exact same way you do in Windows XP - with Microsoft Word.
You may have pdf files associated with Windows Media Center™ in your Windows settings. If you install a pdf reader such as Adobe Acrobat, the installation will likely fix that association for you.
There is no applications folder in Vista. However, you can find a folder called 'program files' in your windows partition. In program files, you can find your applications.
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Adobe Acrobat Reader is used to create, manipulate, and view pdf files.
Typically, E-books are in PDF format, which is an Adobe Acrobat file. There is a free reader that can be downloaded, called Adobe Reader. *NOTE: Adobe reader will only allow the viewing, and printing. To create PDF files you will need the full Adobe Acrobat, or use conversion software such as PDF995