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To: ducttape45

gosh, so the solution is to do nothing but keep dismissing the alert? anyone know of a way to get the alerts from popping up?

i use indesign most of the day but also need adobe acrobat most of that time. so dismissing alerts every 15 minutes is totally distracting. i spent 3 hours trying to resolve this and will now be working much of the night to catch up.

this sort of corporate interference should be illegal, shouldln’t it?


53 posted on 01/27/2017 4:34:16 PM PST by debwarr
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To: debwarr
Did you read what the post said to do?

Find a directory buried within the Adobe program directory in the Program Files (x86) directory.

c:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 10.0\Acrobat\

Then find the directory called "GC," and the file name is "AdobeGCClient.exe" and there could also be a file name called "AdobeGCUpdater.dll." I even found a file named "dispatchtable.xml" there as well.

DELETE THE ENTIRE DIRECTORY!

Next, go to your registry and find an entry called "AdobeGCClient.exe". Delete that as well.

You'll probably want to do a search on the "AdobeGCClient.exe" file name because it could be a slightly different location.

DELETE THIS ENTIRE ENTRY

That should do the trick.

54 posted on 01/28/2017 7:00:31 AM PST by ducttape45 (Every Saint has a past, Every Sinner has a Future!)
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