6.0.6: go to the \Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 6.0\Reader\ folder, right-click on AcroRd32.exe, choose Properties, then Version and confirm that it says "File Version: 6.010800" (without the inverted double commas). So here is what I consider a way better solution:Ġ) Confirm that you do have Adobe Reader v.
#GETTING RID OF WINDOWS 10 NAG PDF#
pdf file one ever comes in contact with, for the sake of avoiding the nag. I say this is very unsatisfactory, because this workaround means hexediting each and every.
This'll suffice for Adobe Reader 6.0.6 to open it without nagging you. pdf file, so that, instead of the original "%PDF-1.6" (without the inverted double commas), it becomes, say, "%PDF-1.5". One workaround, and a very unsatisfactory one at that, but also a good proof-of-concept, consists in hexediting the identifier of the offending. pdf will open or not is by trying, so what is that nag useful for? And, even then, the only way to know whether the. pdf file that crashes the Reader, or even just fails to open, after you click OK on the nag message box! Of course the may exist, but surely they aren't common. On the other hand, I've yet to find a version 1.6. There is no known way, not even through the registry, to make that nag message go away forever.
So that message above became no more than a nag, and a very irritating one at that! The more so, because there is a check box inside the message-box that says "Do not show this message again", but once the check box is checked it works only for the then current session (so that if one closes the archive and opens another, without closing the Adobe Reader, it'll not display the message again, but once it is closed, Adobe Reader will not remember that setting next time: close the Reader, then open it again and there pops the selfsame message-box again.).
Which is all very fine and all but, as we all know, we, users of Win 9x/ME cannot update Adobe Reader any further, anymore. Adobe recomends that you upgrade to the latest version of our Acrobat products. "This file appears to use a new format that this version of Acrobat does not support.
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