Ace Clem wrote:
> > Can someone else test this crash to see if it's Adobe or Firefox?
> > Every time I print a certain web page to PDF, Firefox crashes.
> > http://www.classical-webdesigns.co.u...chconvert.html
> It actually sounds like an Acrobat problem - maybe their printer driver.
> Ensure you have all the necessary updates install & try again. It
> appears you should be on 6.0.3.
> http://www.adobe.com/support/downloa...atform=Windows
Just so everyone is aware, these confusing Adobe web page seems to
indicate you must install the three updates in a sequence (first the
6.0 to 6.01 update, then the 6.01 to 6.02 update, and lastly the
desired 6.02 to 6.03 update).
Also, note that the referenced three Adobe Acrobat updates will require
a pointer to the original installation disk 4MB AcroStan.msi file. If
you don't have that file handy, then don't bother with the update until
you do.
However, note that two of the three updates seem to have a file name
that implies they apply only to the Adobe Acrobat READER ... even as
the documented web pages seem to infer they apply to the WRITER also.
If anyone has a clarification on that confusion, please let me know as
I can't be the only one confused by this inconsistency.
Even though everyone who has the Adobe Acrobat Writer has long ago
deleted any notion of an Adobe Acrobat Reader on sight (as the Adobe
Acrobat Reader buys them nothing but wasted disk space), this update to
the writer also installs an update to the Reader which doesn't exist in
the first place so the update to the Reader must be subsequently
uninstalled in the Windows XP control panel add & remove programs
aplet.
However, if you uninstall the newly added Reader update, you also rev
back down the Writer version from 6.02 back to 6.01. Wierd and
confusing Adobe shenanigans I guess.
Then, when you try to install the third update to the Adobe Acrobat
Writer from 6.02 to 6.03, the installer complains that you are back on
6.01 for the writer even though it's the READER that it seems to say
it's installing. Go figure.
Now you go back and re-install the Adobe Acrobat READER 6.01 to 6.02
update (even though you don't have an Adobe Acrobat READER on your
system in the first place); then re-install the READER 6.02 to 6.03
update; and that will get you the Adobe Acrobat WRITER updated from 6.0
to 6.03.
It makes no sense whatsoever to me to have to update (and re-create) a
non-existing READER in order to simply update the existing WRITER (and
then if you delete the extraneous READER you back-rev the desired
WRITER).
Can you make sense of this empirical observation for us?