Congratulations! I followed your previous post and know the frustration of following directions and coming up with...nada. There's a satisfying sense of accomplishment when that eureka moment occurs and the problem is solved. Sorry your moment came at the untimely hour of 2:37 A.M. - hard to share the joy with anyone at that hour! This forum is great, isn't it? So many helpful, knowledgeable, and patient contributors. It's the first one I click on each A.M.

Thanks, Raven. I just found that the program (or set up files) were sitting in my documents - and seemed not to have been set up. Maybe my daughter (using my computer) was prompted to upgrade - and downloaded the set up file - but never installed? I'm pretty sure I hadn't done that. Anyway - it's set up and working now. Thanks. Lynn.

Personalized questions make members uncomfortable in contributing, but I will risk it. Historically AR is extremely difficult to remove from a a system and in my opinion it has gotten worse. I recommend to users that they use REVO to uninstall it. In my experiences REVO does a quick and complete job removing AR. The only requirement is a user has to be selective in removing only AR related registry entries during that phase of the removal process. It is not difficult and when in doubt don't. DA

yes I prefer PDFxchange it has been hit less by many of the vulnerbilities that hit adobe and foxit, another good option is sumatra. Downloads that is pdf xchange viewer you want the first one in the list you can choose the zip installer which you would then unzip or the exe installer you double click on to install, the exe may be easier if you are not familiar with zip files. PDF-XChange Viewer Help Manual some info to read before download and a link to the manual remember to uncheck any add on toolbars and junk that is offered during the download and install. here is sumatra if you want to give it a look Sumatra PDF