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Acrobat PDFMaker Server Error

Asked by Darth_Sidious in Miscellaneous Software

Tags: server, pdfmaker, could, acrobat

Hey everyone,

I am attempting to use Adobe Acrobat Writer 7 under Windows XP SP2 to generate a PDF from a Microsoft Word test document. The conversion process begins but then bombs out with this error:

"The Acrobat PDFMaker Server could not be loaded. Do you want to run the installer in repair mode?"

I have tried:

- Completely uninstalling MS Office 2000 and Adobe Writer 7, including removing all registry entries, then reinstalling everything and then rebooting.
- Letting the repair mode "fix" the problem, rebooting, then retrying.
- Finding and deleting the PDFMaker files which link into Office.
- Scanning the Adobe forums for any potential fixes.

Thoughts?
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Tags: server, pdfmaker, could, acrobat
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