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File is damaged and can not be repaired.

Forum|Forum|16 years ago
June 14, 2009
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Adobe 8

Did a system restore to a past date. That didn't fix the problem. Installed adobe 9.1...didn't fix the problem.

I have Vista 64 bit. HP Pavillion mf9400

Also installed the recommended Adobe Digital thingy...that didn't fix the problem.

So what is the problem? And is there a stupid Vista fix?

Thanks

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Anonymous

Sigh!

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Anonymous

wow

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Anonymous

There is no such thing as a HP mf9400.

Phillip M Jones

Inspiring

the mf stands for multi-function. In other words its a Printer, Fax, scanner combined.

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Anonymous

Must be pretty old as even google failed to turn up anything. Never mind the HP website. Multi-function: I thought Mf stood for something different

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Anonymous

BigDog,

you are in the Forum Comments section of this support board. You should really post your question in appropriate forum, which you can find on the following page: http://forums.adobe.com/index.jspa

I am not sure, based on your question, but it looks like you might want the Acrobat forum??

good luck,

hopper

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Anonymous

If you guessed right Hopper, that has to be a brilliant bit of sleuthing.

In any case, that post has to qualify as the most unintelligible ever!

He should read http://forums.adobe.com/thread/419406

Claudio González

Legend

John Joslin wrote:
In any case, that post has to qualify as the most unintelligible ever!

Well, s/he is asking for a stupid fix...

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