Highest Adobe Reader with KernelEx

SNIP
PS, Where can I download Adobe Reader V6 or V7?

You can get old adobe phone home bloatware he
http://www.oldapps.com/adobe_reader.php

Hi Paul,

I downloaded Adobe Reader V6.0.1 and V7.1 from that site (oldapps.com).

Note: I un-installed (Add/Remove) Adobe Reader 5 first.

When I tried to install V7.1 (AdobeRdr710_en_US.exe), a message appeared
saying I needed to install a Windows 2000 SP.

When I tried to install V6 (AdobeRdr60_enu_full.exe), there was a
"recomposing" process then I was informed that I needed IE 5.01 or later.
Note: I use FireFox V3.6 with KernelEx installed.

John

wrote:
SNIP
PS, Where can I download Adobe Reader V6 or V7?
You can get old adobe phone home bloatware he
http://www.oldapps.com/adobe_reader.php

Hi Paul,

I downloaded Adobe Reader V6.0.1 and V7.1 from that site (oldapps.com).

Note: I un-installed (Add/Remove) Adobe Reader 5 first.

When I tried to install V7.1 (AdobeRdr710_en_US.exe), a message appeared
saying I needed to install a Windows 2000 SP.

When I tried to install V6 (AdobeRdr60_enu_full.exe), there was a
"recomposing" process then I was informed that I needed IE 5.01 or later.
Note: I use FireFox V3.6 with KernelEx installed.

John

Well... darn.
Maybe another brand would work.
http://cool-pdf-reader.en.softonic.com/
http://en.softonic.com/s/pdf-viewer/windows-98

wrote:

When I tried to install V6 (AdobeRdr60_enu_full.exe), there was a
"recomposing" process then I was informed that I needed IE 5.01 or
later. Note: I use FireFox V3.6 with KernelEx installed.

Doesn't matter what browser you normally use.

Does your system have IE 5.01 or 5.5?

Win-98se comes built-in with IE 5.01 - unless you do a bone-head thing
and remove it (ie win-98 lite).

My default pdf reader is adobe acrobat 6.0.2 (I believe there are
updates that will go to 6.0.4 or 6.0.5). Every PDF file that I download
or otherwise encounter will give a bogus warning that it probably won't
render properly with reader 6, but after dismissing the warning it will
nonetheless render perfectly fine.

In other words, acrobat reader 6 is far more compatible with PDF files
in existance today than you think.

And - adobe reader 6 is far LESS vulnerable to PDF exploits as well.