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_Chris_Holm_
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July 25, 2001
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ANNOUNCEMENT: New Doc Box Plugin Available

  • July 25, 2001
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Intertrust has released an updated version of its Doc Box plugin for Adobe Acrobat 5.0 and Acrobat Reader 5.0.

Users that require the Intertrust digital rights management system in order to open secure pdf files are encouraged to download the new plugin. This new plugin also fixes problems for people who had system or debugger conflicts with the Doc Box plugin.

http://pdf.intertrust.com/support/

NOTE: This update is not supported on Windows 95. If you are using Windows 95 and are having issues with DocBox.api, simply remove any and all instances of this plugin. You can find the plugin by doing a search for "docbox.api" on your system.

Chris Holm

Product Support Manager, Acrobat
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      _and803_
      Participant
      October 3, 2001
      not true WT it does not work on Win 95..says "illegal Operation"it was only after rading Chris' input that i downloaded the docbox.api
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      _W_T_Allen_
      Participating Frequently
      October 3, 2001
      Reader 5 seems to work OK with Win95 if you get rid of the docbox.api plugin.

      I don't know why Adobe gives Reader 5 to people that choose "win 95" as their OS.
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      _and803_
      Participant
      October 3, 2001
      Duh..Tom ,I am fully aware now thank you...is there any pdf reader from Adobe or anyone else that does work with Win95..sorry for the stupidity :-)
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      _Tom_Geschwender_
      Participating Frequently
      October 3, 2001
      and803,

      New or used, you still have to read previous postings. Are you aware that there are AT LEAST 48 instances of someone telling someone else that Win95 does not work with Acrobat Reader 5.0 and/or to remove the docbox.api in this thread alone?
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      _W_T_Allen_
      Participating Frequently
      October 3, 2001
      Delete all instances of docbox.api

      Also realize that Reader 5 is not designed to work with Windows 95.
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      _and803_
      Participant
      October 3, 2001
      Hi folks...I'm very new to this so please be patient..i've downloaded the docbox api and still my acrobat reader will not start..when docbox initializes i get...you have performed an illegal operation..i checked and i do have the 1.0.0.35 plug-in version..im on windows 95 with a Gateway 2000 pc...any idea's??
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      _Tom_Geschwender_
      Participating Frequently
      October 3, 2001
      <loud <B>SCREAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!</B>>
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      _Tom_Geschwender_
      Participating Frequently
      October 3, 2001
      Good morning Mr. Phelps.

      If you look in the plug-ins folder of Reader, you will find a subfolder called Intertrust. Inside this folder is a file called docbox.api.

      Your assignment, should you accept it, is to eliminate this docbox.api, with extreme prejudice. If , while removing this docbox.api, should you, or any of your coworkers, be captured or killed, Adobe will disavow any knowledge of your actions. This forum will self-destruct in 5 seconds. Good luck Matthew.
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      _Tom_Geschwender_
      Participating Frequently
      October 3, 2001
      <holds loaded gun to head><br />Anyone want to pry the gun from my cold dead fingers when I'm done??
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      _W_T_Allen_
      Participating Frequently
      October 3, 2001
      I hope to God that it's really Tom or sonic (or me) signing in under a new, fake name to ask these questions.

      Surely these can't be actual users, can they?
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      _Steve_Rindsberg_
      Participating Frequently
      October 3, 2001
      > I hope to God that it's really Tom or sonic (or me) signing in under a
      new, fake name

      I hope it's not you doing that then wondering whether it's you doing it.
      Aandi down, you tottering ... it's all too much.
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