I'm looking for a PC guru(acrobat reader problem) ...

[marc_256]

Hi,

I downloaded acrobat reader dc and installed it,
so, they removed my old version of the reader,
i want to remove the new DC version,
and my XI back with all my extras.

Is there someone who can help me here ?
I look on the internet but did not find some good answers.
They did not asked me if I agreed to remove the old version.

thanks,
marc,

[Bisonte]

You can download the "Old" Adobe Reader from the original site : http://get.adobe.com/de/reader/enterprise/

(Sorry its german text, i don't find the english one...)

First choose as System : Windows 7, then choose your language and at least you have the choice, what Reader you want to have...

[skywalk]

I use SumatraPDF instead of Adobe bloatware.

[Gadget]

Hi Marc_256,

You could try the following link which takes you to old and current versions of adobe reader. Play with the "go up to a higher level" and you'll find access to other adobe programs too.

ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/

Skywalk, I'm a fan of SumatraPDF too, so much leaner than adobe reader and reads more formats too.

Hope this helps,

Gadget

[RSBasic]

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I use SumatraPDF instead of Adobe bloatware.

+1
I use Foxit Reader.
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[IdeasVacuum]

Adobe Reader XI

[electrochrisso]

I upgraded to DC and found that it actually runs a lot quicker and has been better optimised for smaller displays like my netbook 1024*600.
Sumatra is good and I use it to read ebooks, but I am not sure it handles digital signatures and filling out forms etc.

[skywalk]

Yes, I should have mentioned, Sumatra is for quick reading only. To edit pdf forms you must use Adobe or Foxit. I rarely have to edit forms of this nature, so I don't want the bloat and upgrade services running in the background pestering me almost weekly.

[marc_256]

Hi everyone,

thanks for the advice here,
I need begiums ID card reader support for my tax and vat declarations,
for the electronic ID card signature.

So, will test the other ones...

thanks,
marc