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What is the minimum version of Adobe Acrobat for Office 2003?<br />
I know Adobe Acrobat &nbsp;5 works for Office 2002.
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What is the minimum version of Adobe Acrobat for Office 2003?
I know Adobe Acrobat  5 works for Office 2002.

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JohnLucania,<br />
Adobe thinks you need Acrobat 7 (Standard or Professional) to be compatible with Office 2003. <a href="http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/317147.html" rel="ugc">http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/317147.html</a><br />
Brad
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JohnLucania,
Adobe thinks you need Acrobat 7 (Standard or Professional) to be compatible with Office 2003. http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/317147.html [http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/317147.html]
Brad

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JohnLucania,<br />
Thanks for the grade!<br />
Brad
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I have installed Adobe Acrobat 5 and Distiller 5 on XP, but the 'pdf' icon (for the file conversion into pdf format) is not showing up on Word and Excel 2003. &nbsp;What could be wrong? &nbsp; Adobe Acrobat 5 and Distiller 5 are surely under ‘Programs’. &nbsp;
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I have installed Adobe Acrobat 5 and Distiller 5 on XP, but the 'pdf' icon (for the file conversion into pdf format) is not showing up on Word and Excel 2003.  What could be wrong?   Adobe Acrobat 5 and Distiller 5 are surely under ‘Programs’.  

Adobe Acrobat not showing up in Word and Excel 2003

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