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Repeated attempts have not resolved the issue. I am traveling and do not have original disks with me. Downloaded a trial version of Acrobat but install halts indicating that this file is missing and required. Haven't tried to load it but I may have a similar situation with InDesign ad the forums all seem to agree that it is needed.<br />
Where can I obtain this file and once I have it, where should it be installed so that it can be found?
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Repeated attempts have not resolved the issue. I am traveling and do not have original disks with me. Downloaded a trial version of Acrobat but install halts indicating that this file is missing and required. Haven't tried to load it but I may have a similar situation with InDesign ad the forums all seem to agree that it is needed.
Where can I obtain this file and once I have it, where should it be installed so that it can be found?

I have a missing acropro.msi file needed to install Adobe Acrobat.

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