unicows.dll continued...

In a previous post I asked for help on this matter. After
downloading Adobe Reader 6 and attempting to open it, I
get the error message: Unable to load unicows.dll. I have
verified that this dll is in the Adobe folder, I have
uninstalled and reinstalled the program, etc. I'm at a
loss! Are there any suggestions? Thanks, again.

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There are a number of posts at the above site your issue. Some have
found the solution to be installing an older version of Adobe Reader, i.e.
version 5. I don't think this is needed, as I am using version 6 with no
probs. In the event you need an earlier version, you can find it at:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acroba...r_archive.html
Heirloom, old and 6 works for me


"Hue" wrote in message
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In a previous post I asked for help on this matter. After
downloading Adobe Reader 6 and attempting to open it, I
get the error message: Unable to load unicows.dll. I have
verified that this dll is in the Adobe folder, I have
uninstalled and reinstalled the program, etc. I'm at a
loss! Are there any suggestions? Thanks, again.

Any idea why the dll won't load? I know it's there!
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There are a number of posts at the above site your
issue. Some have
found the solution to be installing an older version of
Adobe Reader, i.e.
version 5. I don't think this is needed, as I am using
version 6 with no
probs. In the event you need an earlier version, you can
find it at:
http://www.adobe.com/products/acroba...r_archive.html
Heirloom, old and 6 works for me


"Hue" wrote in
message
...
In a previous post I asked for help on this matter.
After
downloading Adobe Reader 6 and attempting to open it, I
get the error message: Unable to load unicows.dll. I
have
verified that this dll is in the Adobe folder, I have
uninstalled and reinstalled the program, etc. I'm at a
loss! Are there any suggestions? Thanks, again.


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Why not ask Adobe? Heirloom's provided you with a reference. This appears to
be an Adobe Acrobat problem with others also appearing to be experiencing the
same problem.
--
Mike Maltby MS-MVP




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Any idea why the dll won't load? I know it's there!