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> When my pc was recently changed from NT4 to Windows 2000 it
> required upgrade of Acrobat to version 5. That is, versions
> earlier than 5 don't work with Win 2000.
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Minor correction.....Acrobat version 4 does indeed work with Win2K.
Versions earlier than that, of course, (like version 3) do not. How I
know: I use Win2k at home and have versions 4 and 5 cohabitating
peacefully on the same machine. I do most of my PDF work in version 5
but use version 4 to test output.
Jenny Berger
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