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Adobe Reader 6 - Error 110

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by dwhiteoak

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When opening a .pdf in Reader 6 we get an error 'There was an error processing a page. There was a problem reading this document (110)' The document will open in v7 but upgrading our 250+ user base is not an option just now. Any suggestions as to cause/a workaround please? We run Windows XP SP2

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by dawgit

You will get more and more of those errors. Updating the Adobe Reader is not so bad, if you do as needed when needed. But you really should do it. There were (more than) several security issues that the up dates addressed. (The loss of Data due to not updating would be worse than the trouble of the updates) The newer Docs (.pdf) are protecting you from bad bugs that had been hidding in the old versions. Again Up-date.!. (don't tell you don't keep you anti-virus up-dated because it's too much trouble. Same here.) -d

by computercookie

online help, as previously suggested it's probably time to upgrade.

You need Version 8 and update 8.1.2

by oh smeg

The PDF file that you are attempting to open was created in a Newer Version of Adobe than what you are using to read the file.

Owing to Security Issues most new Documents created in Adobe writer will not be possible to be opened in the older versions of Adobe Reader so you need to upgrade.

Of course if you where to just delete or instigate a Rule to prevent the Adobe Reader it would also solve the problem.

You never say that Updating isn't feasible, what isn't feasible is not updating as the problems increase exponentially till the entire system fails and the company goes broke.

At one place where I used to do work for WGA caused all the 2000 + Workstations to lock out the users because M$ disabled the Volume License Product Key and every computer needed to have it's product Key changed 3 times once at the release of SP1 then at the release of SP2 and finally when WGA was released. Do you really consider a few hundred systems a big LAN or are you trying to get out of doing the work?

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