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AcroExch Error with Abobe Reader (11.0.03)

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July 23, 2013
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I work on a helpdesk, and we keep getting people with the following error while trying to embed PDFs into Word documents. "The program used to create this object is AcroExch. That program is either not installed on your computer or it is not responding. To edit this object, install AcroExch or ensure that any dialog boxes in AcroExch are closed." I tried most of the obvious things to solve this problem (repaired Office and Reader, reverted back to an older version of reader, ran C Cleaner). I also tried some more obscure things like deleting old keys from the resistry manually and things of that nature. I don't know what else to try. There seem to be some fixes for this problem in Adobe Reader X, but based on what I've seen, none of these work in Reader XI. Does anyone know how to fix this issue?

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解決に役立った回答 bshep22

Hello All. I had this issue too, when I was trying insert a PDF into a Word document using Insert -> Object -> Create From File. My IT department instructed me to insert it differently and it works. Use Insert -> Object -> Create New. This worked like a charm.

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israel_4727

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@bshep22

This worked for me. However, now I need the link on the PFD to work.

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Wole26280308vlzy

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I had the same issue and used this to fix it. Open adobe, Edit > Preferences > Security (Enhanced) > Uncheched Enable Protected Mode at Startup

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vasjok

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To whom it still may concern:

I have Office 2010 64bit and I struggled to insert PDF documents same way as AlexChamb. I tried all of workarounds described here and in any forum that I found with Google, no luck.

But I was lucky to came up with following workaround: Install FoxIt PDF viewer. Somehow this fix my issue.

The only problem now is that PDF file is inserted with incorrect icon. To fix this click on "Change Icon..." -> "Browse..." -> locate your Adobe Reader binaries (for me it is: C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat Reader DC\Reader\acroRd32.exe)

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Adewale5EC7

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I figured it out on my PC. To insert a PDF document as an Object and avoid the error; Close out Adobe completely on your Computer then wait a few seconds to ensure that the Adobe program is completely closed out by your syetem, then Try inserting the PDF file again into the Word document. It worked on my two PCs this way.

Hope this helps someone out to get over the Error message!

maggiedp

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The instructions bshep22 posted worked but user says that the file name is not carried over, unlike if you use "Create from

File" where file name is usually copied/carried over as well. Any ideas on how to get around this? Thanks!

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ONabeel

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wonderful...worked for me too. thanks bshep22

bshep22解決！

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Hello All. I had this issue too, when I was trying insert a PDF into a Word document using Insert -> Object -> Create From File. My IT department instructed me to insert it differently and it works. Use Insert -> Object -> Create New. This worked like a charm.

garciarubiog

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Please say thanks to your IT department, bshep22! The solution Works fine. I am using Office 2013 64 bits on Windows 7 64 bits.

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teletompa

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I experienced this problem on a few documents I tried to insert as icons in a word document.

Then I opened the Adobe document and saved, overwriting the old one, not changing the name.
Then I could insert document as an icon and the problem did not occure any more.

Hope it helps!

Cheers

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Anonymous

I had the same problem! When I try to import a pdf object in word it gave a Package or an AcroExch error, if I'm using the drag and drop method or the insert-object menu, respectively.

System: Win7 SP1 64bits EN + Office 2010 Professional 64bits EN + Acro Read 11 EN

I did a survey among several computers at my workplace and discovered that only the computers with Win7 64 + Office pro 64 combo have this problem. I removed both Office 64bits and Acro Reader and installed the Office 32bits version. Afterwards reinstalled the Acro Reader (same version). The problem never appeared again. It seams an issue with the 64bits version.

Previously, I also tried the most common solutions found on Internet and none of them solved the problem.

Hope it helps.

Cheers.