Adobe=What?

[lorie]

You confused me more.
They are just as I stated it.
Adobe Acrobat 5.0
Adobe Reader 6.0
I had lost everything on my computer (long story) and
noticed I no longer had adobe on my computer screen when
I log on. So... I found the web site and downloaded it.
No problem? Not.
I was installing some software and they had Adobe Acrobat
installation with the program. Everything was optional
and I was confused at some point and just downloaded the
whole thing. Adobe and all. Which one? At this point I'm
not sure. I just figured if I already had it, it wouldn't
add it on again. Not knowing of course that there was a
Adobe 6.0 out there. Or was it 5.0? Who know's I'm
so...confused.
I know I don't need both these programs. Do I? I did fine
without the one before. (which one? I don't know) Or did
I?
Alright, let me put it this way. One program uses 35. mg
and the other 20.mg I don't remember in the past having
so many mg's for Adobe. I'm trying to make some room.
Thanks again,
lorie
Keep it Simple!

[Michael Stevens]

lorie wrote:
> You confused me more.
> They are just as I stated it.
> Adobe Acrobat 5.0
> Adobe Reader 6.0
> I had lost everything on my computer (long story) and
> noticed I no longer had adobe on my computer screen when
> I log on. So... I found the web site and downloaded it.
> No problem? Not.
> I was installing some software and they had Adobe Acrobat
> installation with the program. Everything was optional
> and I was confused at some point and just downloaded the
> whole thing. Adobe and all. Which one? At this point I'm
> not sure. I just figured if I already had it, it wouldn't
> add it on again. Not knowing of course that there was a
> Adobe 6.0 out there. Or was it 5.0? Who know's I'm
> so...confused.
> I know I don't need both these programs. Do I? I did fine
> without the one before. (which one? I don't know) Or did
> I?
> Alright, let me put it this way. One program uses 35. mg
> and the other 20.mg I don't remember in the past having
> so many mg's for Adobe. I'm trying to make some room.
> Thanks again,
> lorie
> Keep it Simple!

Lorie,
If you have both Acrobat 5.0 and Adobe 6.0 installed, got eh Add/Remove in
Control Panel and uninstall the older Acrobat 5 version.
They both do the same thing, the later version now go by Adobe rather than
Acrobat.

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[John Barnett - MVP]

Lorie, by what you tell me about the amount of disk space they take up you
obviously have Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.0 and Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0 on your
system. As was suggested to you in your earlier post remove version 6.0 then
version 5.0 then reinstall 6.0
Adobe Acrobat is another story so there is no need for you to worry any
further.

John Barnett - MVP
Associate Expert
"lorie" > wrote in message
...
> You confused me more.
> They are just as I stated it.
> Adobe Acrobat 5.0
> Adobe Reader 6.0
> I had lost everything on my computer (long story) and
> noticed I no longer had adobe on my computer screen when
> I log on. So... I found the web site and downloaded it.
> No problem? Not.
> I was installing some software and they had Adobe Acrobat
> installation with the program. Everything was optional
> and I was confused at some point and just downloaded the
> whole thing. Adobe and all. Which one? At this point I'm
> not sure. I just figured if I already had it, it wouldn't
> add it on again. Not knowing of course that there was a
> Adobe 6.0 out there. Or was it 5.0? Who know's I'm
> so...confused.
> I know I don't need both these programs. Do I? I did fine
> without the one before. (which one? I don't know) Or did
> I?
> Alright, let me put it this way. One program uses 35. mg
> and the other 20.mg I don't remember in the past having
> so many mg's for Adobe. I'm trying to make some room.
> Thanks again,
> lorie
> Keep it Simple!
>