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You are using pirate version of babylon 8, right? i'm so sure about it... Rename BabylonRPI.api inC:\Program Files\Babylon\Babylon-Pro\Utils\ to anythinge.g BabylonRPI.api_OLD or just delete it ! i will not copy api to acrobat reader plugin dir again at C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 9.0\Reader\plug_ins ENJOY... please support the developer when u buy it ... using genuine software ...
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I was using a Evaluation version of Babylon, and babylon had the nerve to ask me to purchase that software! Even after it messed up Adobe Reader 9, which I use all the time!
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Sorry, I don't know which Babylon it was. It was the free on on the
internet about a month ago.
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It was the free version. But you can imagine: if the free version is for
encouraging you buy the professional one, you must forget to install
any Babylon version if you want to use Adobe Reader.
El 05/08/10 14:52, bullwinkle99 escribió:
Sorry, I don't know which Babylon it was. It was the free on on the
internet about a month ago.
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Not pirated software trial software straight off there website. We all
support our developers assuming that they make a product that works. It's
not like Adobe is a small fry in the software world.
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Bruce, click start then, click My Computer, then left double click Local Dic:C, then left double click Program Files, then left double click Adobe, then left double click Reader 9, then left double click Reader, then delete Plug_ins, delete Plug_ins3d and delete SPPlugins. Now exit and go to Add and Remove Programs and Remove Adobe 9, after removeing then go to Adobe. com and download again. You should be up and running.
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Thanks
I have Solved This Problem Via SPPI and 3d Files.
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ok thanks your solution for an error
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The version I am using is the Adobe Reader X (10.1.2). I also got the same problem which allows me no chance to fix it when I click ok on the popup. I tried to repair it with the installation file, but I got another problem- cannot find some kinda file. Damn...I've never got this bug before.
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I was having a plug-in error after I received a loaner laptop from IT. I tried to remove and reinstall Reader 10.3.1 and had the same error. (No Babylon installed)
The plug-in error was due to some old plug ins that were still installed on the PC. Make sure all your plugins have the latest dates. I found a plug in dated 1999, one dated 2000 and another dated 2003. Once these were removed from the plugin folder, I was able to launch Acrobat Reader 10.3.1 with no errors.
Path for plugins: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Reader 10.0\Reader\plug_ins
Good Luck All!!
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Plugins or other programs installed on the computer system may cause problems with the good functioning of software such as Adobe Reader. If an invalid plugin is detected by Adobe Reader, the program will not be able to start. Adobe Reader quits as there may be some other program such as Babylon translation installed on the computer system. In computer systems with the Babylon translation tool installed, Adobe Reader 8.1 quits due to an invalid plugin error. Re-installing Adobe Reader will not solve the problem. The only solution is to uninstall either the Babylon translation tool or Adobe Reader. Free 2V0-620 Dumps