Acrobat 9 pro won't install on Sierra (MAC)

if it works well now, you just had to open the package and then drag it directly into the terminal. my software works again

I think the current situation, where we are constantly invited to upgrade, will be short lived. Microsoft has shown the way: upgrades will just happen. When you're trying to work.

Apple have said that 10.14 will run 32-bit apps with big and annoying warnings.

10.15 will not run 32-bit apps at all, so Acrobat 8,9,10 and 11 will all be dead in the water.

There will be no work around.

The FTP site doesn't ask me for a password. But nor does it seem to be working right now. If an FTP site asks for a password use these

User: anonymous

For the password type your email address.

For Photoshop, 5 years subscription = $600. System changes are getting faster and faster, and incompatibility would now be certain in that time without updates.

Yes, frustrating. New Mac OS. You need a new Acrobat.

Hi! I've just done a fresh install of Mac OS Sierra (not just an upgrade, but I formatted the disk and installed) and of my old CS4 boxed version.

After the famous Java update 6, all the applications worked fine, BUT NOT Acroba 9 Pro. It seemed to open, but not worked. I had the same problem occurring with El Capitan, but with no solution, no uncheck could help me.

So, after some struggles, I found my old dusty cds with all the dmg files of the software updates I received in the past of the CS4 products. I never liked Adobe Updater: manual update is painful and boring, but I learned at my risk that it's better that you never let computers or software decide things in place of you .

So I installed the Acrobat 9.10 update and BANG!

Acrobat 9 PRO now works like a charm on Sierra 10.12.2 too.

And it seems even faster than on Mavericks.

I successfully updated all the Acrobat versions from 9.10 to 9.20. Only the last, the 9.5.1 didn't work. But Acrobat is still part of my arsenal and I have an updated OS.

Hope this could help someone.

Cheers