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Hi Lee,
   I did a new clean install of Adobe 7 pro on my computer.   Then I tried to install Reader 9.1 using the standard adobe user download method (I used Internet Explorer 6) which insists on loading an active X control DLM (down load manager).   It failed near the end of the download with an error message "
Extraction failed for unknown reason. Info Id 6702.347.203.220024
      I thought this problem might be caused by the Active X control and Internet Explorer so I retried to download it using Firefox Internet Browser 3.08 (the latest version).   This download also install the DLM and was still a little flaky but I did end up with a copy of the adobe 9.1 install file in my download directory.
      Then I was able to successfully install adobe 9.1 by directly running the adobe install file from my local computer with no error messages (I had to specify a new install directory "C:\program files\adobe\Reader9.1")
    I have the 9.1 install file on my computer I can ftp it to you or put it on my ftp site and let you down load it if you need me to. It is 42 MB "AdbeRdr910_en_US_Std.exe"
   The 91. Reader seems to handle the grant forms perfectly and will let you save your edited versions of the forms.
So I have both 7.0 pro and 9.1 Reader on my computer right now.   To open the grant you may have to save the grant form to your computer and then open 9.1 Reader and tell it to open the form.
Cliff

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l duynslager wrote:

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When you download the installation package from the adobe site, you can use the download manager or you can download the exe. I tried both. Neither even get to the part about asking you where to install.

Or did you run the executable via the command line where you specified a install directory as a parameter to the executable?

LD

On 4/6/09 5:40 PM, "Clifford Beckett" <[log in to unmask]">[log in to unmask]> wrote:

Hello Lee,
I have a user with Adobe pro 7 who need the grant app also. I was able to install the latest version of the adobe reader 9.1 without removing Adobe 7.
Make sure you are specifying a new install directory. Don't use the default install location.
Cliff