Acrobat Pro Extended 9 Admin Install Update

**Character** · 13-07-2010

I noticed that after installing the update Adobe Reader 9 , Adobe Reader version 8 ( pre- installed on my pc) is still present but inactive . Is it because the uninstall I found that this was still 52 MB , there is also version 7.0.8 ( 83MB ) also present. Is Adobe 8 will still work if I proceed with these cuts ? Please help. Thank you in advance for your advice.

**Raine** · 13-07-2010

Adobe had warned , there are almost three weeks now , thata critical flaw existed in several versions of the Reader drive , but also in products Acrobat Pro and Acrobat Pro Extended . Grinds 7, 8 and 9 of these software were affected , and the fault could achieve a buffer overflow , causing a crash of the application and eventually taking control of the system.

**Sam.D** · 13-07-2010

All Windows , Mac OS X and Linux have been concerned when even one of these drafts was installed . The editor had then said that his crews were working on a solution and that he had contacted the antivirus vendors to be prepared to fight the threats that could exploit the flaw. Adobe has added so that no updates would be published before March 11 and again only for version 9 .

**ZeDaX** · 13-07-2010

We are now at the day in question and the publisher has kept his word stamped patch 9.1 Versions are available for Windows and Mac OS X. the critical flaw is now blocked, and Adobe took the opportunity to fix other problems encountered by users , including management of workflow. The update applies to both the casual reader as complete editions Acrobat Reader and Acrobat Pro.

**ThoMas321** · 13-07-2010

When a software application restart is often because he needs to replace the system files used by that same system has been unable to download (at least through an install). Adobe Reader must certainly update the dll that provides a preview of pdf files in Windows Explorer. In my case no reboot was needed probably because I did not use the preview feature.

**Macarenas** · 13-07-2010

Adobe Editor promised, Just to make life easier for administrators to put in tune with the Microsoft Patch , but on a quarterly basis. The synchronization took place yesterday with the release of versions amended to Adobe Reader and Acrobat to correct 13 security vulnerabilities, identified in versions 9.1.1 and lower. An update to the versions 9.1.2,8.1.6 or 7.1.3 is recommended for users involved Windows and Mac OS X. Users with Adobe Reader on a UNIX platform will have on their update.