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September 21, 2018
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imposition wizard

  • September 21, 2018
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hi,

I need to install an older version of adobe acrobat pro so I can make sure the imposition wizard plugin works again.

how can I do this?

    Correct answer try67

    Do you have a license to an older version of Acrobat? If not, you have a problem as Adobe doesn't sell it any longer.

    A better solution would be to ask whoever developed this plugin to update it so that it works with newer versions of Acrobat.

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    try67
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    try67Community ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    September 21, 2018

    Do you have a license to an older version of Acrobat? If not, you have a problem as Adobe doesn't sell it any longer.

    A better solution would be to ask whoever developed this plugin to update it so that it works with newer versions of Acrobat.

    andym4157213
    andym4157213
    Participant
    February 21, 2020

    I have a licence to CS6, but (I've had this probelm before), the CS6 serial won't work with Acrobat, and our IT department didn't have any records for separate Acrobat serials (I have the email printouts from 2013/2014 for all our old CS6 activations).

     

    The only problem with the developer is that might involve having to pay for yet another licence. We went with the perpetual licence ($599) versus subscription. I really don't want to get hit with another $600 fee just to get a plug-in working that worked just fine a few days ago (and would work fine again if Adobe would allow me to roll back).

     

    No rollbacks, really, should be unacceptable, and there should be a lot more people mad about it than just me. I'm far from an early adopter, because I know software can "break" with upgrades. I wouldn't have updated Acrobat if I hadn't lost the on-screen preview in the print dialong when I upgrade the OS from El Capitan to High Sierra this week. The posted fix was to uninstall Acrobat and reinstall (since it was the one CC application that didn't update automatically through the CC desktop app).

     

    What are other people to do when their necessary plug-ins no longer work and an update isn't available from the developer? Everyone else allows you to roll back for this reason. Heck, Adobe allows you to roll back on their other apps, just not Acrobat, for some bizarre/convenient reason.

    andym4157213
    andym4157213
    Participant
    February 24, 2020

    I have found the solution was easier than I'd hoped. Simply uninstalling the plug-in and reinstalling fixes the issue. I had been afraid I wouldn't be able to do this, as the licence key wasn't handy on Friday and old versions of the IW installer weren't visible on the developer website, but luckily, I was able to located my licence key today (Monday) and on the developer's website, if you enter your licence key, there is an option that allows you to download the installer/uninstaller for the licenced old version of the software.

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