How do I download Acrobat Full Version?

[Guest]

SO here I am, running too much javascript in the rich editor on adobe forums.

All I wanted was a frickin download link for Adobe Acrobat.

Nope, I have to download the adobe download manager.

OK, done.

Now I have to install acrobat, but Adobe says I must update my password.

OK. Did that.

Now I want to install Acrobat. Nope, that's no good.

Access Denied

You are not eligible to use this product or service due to the Service Eligibility Requirements. Learn more

I want a download link for acrobat. Along with the last hour of my life back. TIA.

[pwillener]

Download the offline installer from http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-acrobat-xi-pro-standard-reader-direct-download-links.html

Make sure you follow the Very Important Instructions on that page.

[Guest]

I followed the instructions on that page, and clicked the link which took me to the redirect link, which resulted in the following error page:

Access Denied

  You don't have permission to access "http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/APRO/11/osx10/AcrobatPro_11_Web_WWMUI.dmg?" on this server.

Reference #18.1e6dcc17.1415899688.1fc3d8eb 

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

DHTML Kitchen if you followed the instructions then please utilize a different web browser.  The current web browser's security settings, add-ons, or toolbars are preventing the successful completion of the instructions.

[Guest]

Oh wow.

Here it is 2014 and it's my browser's fault that your website doesn't work; can't provide a download link, and even on this buggy page, continuous error animated messages "Your content could not be saved…". These messages keep appearing atop the text, even over what I type. How do I turn that off? Can you make it stop?

CPU is at 68% for Firefox on Mac, just for this forum! And I'm running a MBP dual i7.

Maybe Adobe is too busy leveraging the full power of cookies, trackers, browser sniffing, runaway javascript, or whatever the problem is (and does it really matter if I can't download it in Firefox?) to run QA or do code reviews.

Awful.   

Ohm now:–

The request could not be validated as originating from within the SBS application

[Guest]

Ten times trying to submit the last post, with four reloads, before the post was successful. Maybe time to stop tinkering with javascript nd make something that just works. … …

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

DHTML Kitchen I am sorry you are facing difficulties posting or contacting our support team.  Which web browser and version are you utilizing?

[Guest]

Firefox 33.1.

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

DHTML Kitchen please try contacting our support team at Contact Customer Care.  I verified that the chat option was available in FireFox 33.1.  If you are not seeing the option to chat with a member of our support team then please verify that you are signed in under the Adobe ID tied to your product registration/membership.

[Guest]

I just tried Pat Willener's link using Safari 7.0.1 and got the same result:

Access Denied

You don't have permission to access "http://trials3.adobe.com/AdobeProducts/APRO/11/osx10/AcrobatPro_11_Web_WWMUI.dmg?" on this server.

Reference #18.1e6dcc17.1415921718.21046513

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

The access denied error is due to cookies not being accepted.  If it is affecting multiple web browsers then you may want to look at adjusting the settings of the security software.

As an alternative have you tried downloading from Download Acrobat products | Standard, Pro | XI, X.  The cookie and the download link are both on the same page.  If cookies are being blocked however you may experience the same error.

[Guest]

Mac OS

Not available

I'm on a mac so what do I do now?

[Guest]

Finally got through n Safari 7.0.1 and now I see:

Download a free trial of Photoshop Lightroom 5

Please correct the following:

The download process requires JavaScript to be enabled. Please enable JavaScript in your browser, then refresh the page.

I clicked on the link from Pat's page to get Adobe Acrobat XI, not Lightroom 5!

And I do have JavaScript enabled in Safari. That shouldn't matter, as it just throws up an a11y barrier, but for Adobe, they want to slow everything down with a bunch of javascript to have me download Photoshop Lightroom 5.

I want to convert a PDF to HTML. And that is for unpaid research. Ena and I are taking apart the Monsanto's bought-and-paid-for research, performed by Monsanto employees, using Monsanto testing facility, and published through Elsevier, which has been caught by Merck for falsifying an entire review board.

I tried many other PDF to HTML converters, but they couldn't convert tables properly. Mozilla's own pdf.js failed there, too.

We want to shed light on this research for the general public, which is only ever given dumbed-down, superficial PR. And it is my idea to do this using HTML. Nobody else I know can or will accomplish this. It must get done and I must do it.

Please help me obtain a copy of Adobe Acrobat. Version ten would be just fine for my needs; this is a 2004 study, so probably and old PDF.

Thanks.    

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

DHTML Kitchen it sounds like the computer you are utilizing may be managed.  I would recommend involving the I.T. department to download and install any software you wish to evaluate.

[Guest]

The computer is managed by me. What exactly must I do in order to download Adobe Acrobat?

[Guest]

It's letting me download the Pro version now. OK. Will see if this works. …

[Jeffrey_A_Wright]

You may want to temporarily disable your security software and ensure that javascript and cookies are being accepted by the web browser.

Alternately you can download the installation files on a different computer.  Copy the files to a USB drive.  Install Acrobat from the USB drive.