* What was the last version of Adobe Reader 8.x? I'm pretty sure there were several minor point releases, and one of them might be newer than what I have. You can download the appropriate version of Adobe Acrobat Reader for installation on.
And although there may still be issues, I haven't seen any with the Firefox-compatible plugin or with the application itself.
ADOBE ACROBAT VERSION 8.0 INSTALL
AcroRead.msi will now run and install without checking for IE 6. To get rid of this, you need to open the "AcroRead.msi" file with the Orca installer database editor. Please visit to upgrade Internet Explorer" "Adobe Reader requires Internet Explorer 6.0 or greater. That'll make the first browser check go away, but now a second one will come up: Open the "setup.ini" file, remove the "RequireIE=.0" line, and save.
Clicking through the dialogue will make the temp folder disappear. While this message is on the screen, search for a temporary folder generated in Documents and Settings that contains "AcroRead.msi" and several other files. You should upgrade Internet Explorer to version. "This version of Internet Explorer is not supported. If you try to run the installer on Windows 2000 with IE 5, this rude message appears: There's a catch, though: Not only does Adobe Reader 8 (and 9, for that matter) "require" IE, but it specifically wants the 6.0 version as well. Why 8, when Windows 2000 can run 9 as well? The 8.x versions were the last ones to include a multi-document interface.the newer versions are unusable for viewing more than one document at a time.
ADOBE ACROBAT VERSION 8.0 PDF
Most contemporary PDF content is backwards-incompatible, and it makes 5.1 choke with a damaged-file error. Unfortunately, it isn't good for much these days. For the longest time, I clung to Adobe Acrobat Reader 5.1 because it was the last version compatible with Windows 95 and the last version without an IE dependancy.
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