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Talk to the publisher of the ebooks and complain about this problem. Even though this may be an Acrobat plug-in, it's at the end the publisher's fault if they use a format that cannot easily be used with a newer version of the software. 
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Talk to the publisher of the ebooks and complain about this problem. Even though this may be an Acrobat plug-in, it's at the end the publisher's fault if they use a format that cannot easily be used with a newer version of the software.

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This worked 2nd time of trying, thanks.
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I recently upgrade to adobe reader 7.01 - i then tried to access a ebook I bought over the internet. With previous versions of adobe reader this PDF worked fine but now I get a pop-up asking me to re-activate the &quot;digitial edition&quot;, I get three options but the only radio buttons I can choose are &quot;re-activate without login...&quot; or &quot;never upgrade&quot;. I tried the first option and get the following error:<br />
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&quot;Your Adobe Software could not be re-activated<br />
No Matching activation records found.<br />
...<br />
Server code 29<br />
Fault location: 22<br />
&quot;<br />
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Anybody any ideas?<br />

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I recently upgrade to adobe reader 7.01 - i then tried to access a ebook I bought over the internet. With previous versions of adobe reader this PDF worked fine but now I get a pop-up asking me to re-activate the "digitial edition", I get three options but the only radio buttons I can choose are "re-activate without login..." or "never upgrade". I tried the first option and get the following error:

"Your Adobe Software could not be re-activated
No Matching activation records found.
...
Server code 29
Fault location: 22
"

Anybody any ideas?


Adobe DRM Activator Error (server code 29)

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