Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0

I am trying to install Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0 on a Windows 2000
machine with SP4. The installation will get to about 95% done, then a blue
screen comes up referencing a .DLL file. I moved the .DLL file to a
different folder and tried the installation again, but now I get a message
saying I have a wrong serial number. I have reentered the serial number on
the CD many times, but it still says it is wrong. Is there a registry key or
file I can delete to get around the serial number issue? Any idea why the
..DLL file would cause a problem? Thanks in advance.

J

OK, gotta ask the obvious when I see a request to "get around the serial
number". Is this a legit purchased type install attempt? If so, what does
Adobe have to say on the matter?

"J" <> wrote in message
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> I am trying to install Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0 on a Windows 2000
> machine with SP4. The installation will get to about 95% done, then a blue
> screen comes up referencing a .DLL file. I moved the .DLL file to a
> different folder and tried the installation again, but now I get a message
> saying I have a wrong serial number. I have reentered the serial number on
> the CD many times, but it still says it is wrong. Is there a registry key
or
> file I can delete to get around the serial number issue? Any idea why the
> .DLL file would cause a problem? Thanks in advance.
>
>

Dennis

J wrote:
> I am trying to install Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0 on a Windows 2000
> machine with SP4. The installation will get to about 95% done, then a blue
> screen comes up referencing a .DLL file. I moved the .DLL file to a
> different folder and tried the installation again, but now I get a message
> saying I have a wrong serial number. I have reentered the serial number on
> the CD many times, but it still says it is wrong. Is there a registry key or
> file I can delete to get around the serial number issue? Any idea why the
> .DLL file would cause a problem? Thanks in advance.
>
>

When you have a problem like this, how can you expect someone to know
what's going on when you just say "referencing a DLL file"? There are
THOUSANDS of possible DLL files that could cause all sorts of problems,
issues, and interactions.

Please start again with the exact error message, and then it's likely
someone can help you with appropriate advice.

BTW, when you receive an error message about a DLL file, the idea is NOT
to delete or move the DLL file! Those are system library files, and
they are needed to have your system work properly; in fact, it's very
possible that moving the DLL file is what's keeping you from completing
the registration. Put the DLL file back where it was, and then post the
*complete* error on this thread (or on an Adobe support group.)

Tergiversative

http://www.adobe.com/support/main.html

On Sat, 18 Oct 2003 19:18:56 GMT, "J" <> wrote:

>I am trying to install Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0 on a Windows 2000
>machine with SP4. The installation will get to about 95% done, then a blue
>screen comes up referencing a .DLL file. I moved the .DLL file to a
>different folder and tried the installation again, but now I get a message
>saying I have a wrong serial number. I have reentered the serial number on
>the CD many times, but it still says it is wrong. Is there a registry key or
>file I can delete to get around the serial number issue? Any idea why the
>.DLL file would cause a problem? Thanks in advance.
>

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Harrison

J wrote:

> I am trying to install Adobe Acrobat Professional 6.0 on a Windows 2000
> machine with SP4. The installation will get to about 95% done, then a blue
> screen comes up referencing a .DLL file. I moved the .DLL file to a
> different folder and tried the installation again, but now I get a message
> saying I have a wrong serial number. I have reentered the serial number on
> the CD many times, but it still says it is wrong. Is there a registry key or
> file I can delete to get around the serial number issue? Any idea why the
> .DLL file would cause a problem? Thanks in advance.
>
>

Christ man, there are free PDF makers out there.

http://www.pdf995.com/

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Mike0000

Love this group, learning a lot. Mike thanks for the info on PDF suite, I
wasn't the one originally looking for the free PDF conversions, but it will
come in handy, thanks again.

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> Christ man, there are free PDF makers out there.
>
> http://www.pdf995.com/
>
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Dennis

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