I am running Adobe Acrobat X Pro 10.1.1, can someone tell me if this the most up to date version? I can't seem to find out whether there are updates and the Update function within the program returns this error.
I am trying to fix the display issues I'm having in High Sierra 10.13.4 on a 2017 Macbook Pro 13" within some of the Adobe programs (InDesign & Acrobat). Updating Photoshop and Illustrator have worked but InDesign didn't and still have compatibility issues.
Hello.
Very sorry, none of what you describe sounds anything like what I encountered in my update process, so I am not sure I can be of much help. I did not get a list of apps to update.
- make sure it is Adobe X Pro CS6
- make sure to use the correct update pkg file; I recall there was also a dmg, so perhaps try that
- if you are getting a message of which app to update, it does sound like you may have downloaded the wrong update file; be sure to follow the path I provided exactly; this will grab the exact file:
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/acrobat/mac/10.x/10.1.16/misc/AcrobatUpd10116.pkg
- make sure all Adobe apps and helpers are closed, including Bridge or any other Adobe Helpers (I disabled all those long ago as I do not use them)
- that's about all the advice I can offer
Good luck.
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hello does anyone have an update file saved for acrobat X for windows. Because it is no longer supported, the link no longer works? Thank You
By @anantatara
It would be probably illegal to make a binary available to you, if that binary is no more provided by Adobe.
The links most likely do not work, as you have not used an FTP tool.
On a Windows PC, I would recommend the free FileZilla. I have no experience with FileZilla on macOS. https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?show_all=1
Don't go for the Pro version, it is not needed here.
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