Technical help?
Jun. 22nd, 2007 04:43 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
deathpixieI've got a work document, a .pdf file that I need to print, however I'm getting an 'invalid bad encrypt dictionary' error and it's refusing to open. I updated Adobe from v.6 to v.7 (and I think I need to restart to make the update actually work since I can't open Adobe now :P) but it's still not working. I'm going to send it to my home account and see if the Mac version is any better, but in the meantime, do any you technical geniuses have something for me?
Also? There ought to be laws against Fridays this busy. Seriously.
I'm leaving soon to go buy waterpistols for Sunday's Pride march with Greg. This will make the day end better.
Also? There ought to be laws against Fridays this busy. Seriously.
I'm leaving soon to go buy waterpistols for Sunday's Pride march with Greg. This will make the day end better.
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Date: 2007-06-22 10:03 pm (UTC)One: Never install Acrobat Reader on top of an older version of Acrobat Reader. That leads to madness and misery and woe.
Two: Go into Control Panel (assuming Windows box) and use Add/Remove Programs to rip out the Acrobat Reader entirely. Reboot, then reinstall the new (by the by, they're on v8 now) Acrobat Reader. Then try your file again.