If the program works it is not incompatable. Windows has a program to make such software compatible, if it doesn't work.LOL! That word "incompatible" is the catch all term for when companies want to force us to buy newer versions and it is tantamount to extortion. It is NOT incompatable.perhaps you need to look up that word. The lie that Adobe Acrobat Standard 8 is incompatable with the newer systems. \Adobe PCD directory for the procedure described in the thread for CS3 to work for my Acrobat 8 installation.
Please reinstall the application and try again."ĭoes anyone have any advice for resolving this? I do also have Reader DC on my computer, and I'm wondering whether I also need to uninstall that before deleting the. And after seemingly installing Acrobat 8 successfully, when I open it I get an error message "A serious error has been detected and Adobe EPIC_APP cannot continue. But unlike the CS3 experience described in the thread, I got no mid-download request to point to a missing AdobePCD.dll file. \Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Adobe PCD before redownloading the installation file. So I thought that the solution offered in thread 2385900 would do the trick, and after uninstalling Acrobat I also deleted. However, three weeks after doing this, I got messages on opening Acrobat that my grace period had ended, and that to continue using it I needed to get an e-licence from a link that no longer appears to be operative.
When transfering my Acrobat 8 standard to a new computer, I thought I had solved the periodic reactivation nagging I used to get from my old installation by following (to the letter) the Adobe instructions re obtaining a new serial number and installing a version (that would not require activation) from the designated alternative server.
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