Uninstall for Adobe Acrobat

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Uninstall for Adobe Acrobat

Total noob ? but how do i completely remove Adobe Acrobat from my powerbook. Since I have installed this my mac is hanging at the desktop for a minute and then all of the icons appear.

It never did this until I installed adobe's software. I'd rather not read pdf's if it slows the boot up that much.

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what machine?

What machine are you on and what os version?

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PowerBook G3 (wallstreet) OS

PowerBook G3 (wallstreet) OS 8.6, just got it two days ago, back into the mac side of things, been away since system 7.1!

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Turn off ATM first.

If it's a newer version of Acrobat it probably installed ATM, try turning that off in the control panel first. See if the boot speed improves. You should also spec which mac, which OS and which rev of Acrobat a/o ATM you installed.

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Specs and OS

I'd try rebuilding the desktop as well as tweeking with extentions. If you didn't get it with a freshly installed OS that may be a good idea as well. Among otherthings that would probably get you a slightly older and less bloated version of Acrobat. I'd also try and upgrade it to OS 9 and OS X if you're just now moving back to the Mac. 8.6 was nothing more than a steping stone and 9 isn't too much more than that.

As for hardware you might have the Mainstreet Cacheless version (233MHz) wich isn't going to be that great unless you upgrade the processor card. RAM may be a factor as well.

If you need some RAM (couple 128MB sticks IIRC) or a newer OS install disk for it give me an email - I've got a few parts left from my attempt at fixing up a Wallstreet that I may as well part with.

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Bug Report!

Bug test 1:34

Dang! It must just be slow typing or wandering thru other windows, the time stamps are off the same amount from my system time.

FALSE ALARM! Blush

1:40

:? HUH!?!! we've got no "post last edited . . . " routines yet?

Just clicked "Post Comment" and got this error message:


user error: Got error 127 from table handler
query: DELETE FROM sessions WHERE timestamp < 1075634018 in /home/www/html/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 90.

warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/www/html/includes/common.inc:63) in /home/www/html/includes/common.inc on line 472.

If this one isn't already on the list, I think I've got more references to it buried in another thread and some screen shots available on request.

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---Bug Test!---

This thread looks like another interesting ForumsBug, my assumption is that the time tag variable is set by when you click on "Comment " as opposed to when you actually post. I'm going to leave this open and try to post in another new window first.

time 1:36

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G3Head... you have a PM. A

G3Head... you have a PM.

Also to my knowledge it is a wallstreet and not a Mainstreet.
14" screen, 288MB, OS 8.6, and I believe a 233 may be a 266 I have to double check on that.

Anything else?
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