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Adobe reader 8.0 update

01/05/2009 12:30 AM

Dear, all

Kindly please help me, how to disable adobe reader 8.0 auto update with regedit.

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Re: Adobe reader 8.0 update

01/05/2009 9:36 PM

Why do it from regedit? You can render your computer unusuable if you make a mistake while messing with the registry.

Open Adobe Reader and go to Edit/Preferences. Click on General and uncheck "Check for updates" in the Application Startup section.

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Re: Adobe reader 8.0 update

01/06/2009 10:21 PM

Dear, Vulcan

Thanks alot.

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