AnneL
SPFG, Supreme Picture Framing God
This is a bit complicated. I am having trouble with 2 different computers involving Adobe Acrobat.
Problem #1: We had an external hard drive attach to our Dell die a few weeks ago. Ever since them Adobe Acrobat 7.0 won't run. We need it to turn a newsletter into a PDF. When we start the computer, windows installer starts, searchs, then the following error message pops up:error 1327-invalid drive G. We get the same error message when we try to uninstall Adobe Acrobat 7.0 so we can reinstall it and if we try to run it. I'm not sure why since it was never on the dead G drive to start with. Can't figure out how to uninstall the G drive. The computer control panel for XP doesn't seem to have that option. We did unplug it though.
Problem #2: This one started as a result of #1. In order to get the newsletter out, my husband installed Adobe Acrobat 7 on my computer. It started having issues with Outlook and with how fast pdfs would, open so I uninstalled it figuring I still had my older version of Acrobat reader to open pdfs with. If he needs to make a pdf, we'll have to get it back on the Dell somehow. However, when I tried to open a pdf the computer told me there was no program associated with this file type. I got that fixed under file types but now it tells me that the computer is out of memory or system resources. I can save the file, open Acrobat, and open the file directly in it I just can't click on a file and have it open on it's own.
Problem #1: We had an external hard drive attach to our Dell die a few weeks ago. Ever since them Adobe Acrobat 7.0 won't run. We need it to turn a newsletter into a PDF. When we start the computer, windows installer starts, searchs, then the following error message pops up:error 1327-invalid drive G. We get the same error message when we try to uninstall Adobe Acrobat 7.0 so we can reinstall it and if we try to run it. I'm not sure why since it was never on the dead G drive to start with. Can't figure out how to uninstall the G drive. The computer control panel for XP doesn't seem to have that option. We did unplug it though.
Problem #2: This one started as a result of #1. In order to get the newsletter out, my husband installed Adobe Acrobat 7 on my computer. It started having issues with Outlook and with how fast pdfs would, open so I uninstalled it figuring I still had my older version of Acrobat reader to open pdfs with. If he needs to make a pdf, we'll have to get it back on the Dell somehow. However, when I tried to open a pdf the computer told me there was no program associated with this file type. I got that fixed under file types but now it tells me that the computer is out of memory or system resources. I can save the file, open Acrobat, and open the file directly in it I just can't click on a file and have it open on it's own.

