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Just some additional info': I have not tried an uninstall &amp;&nbsp;clean install of Acrobat X Pro. I have no other known issues within the Win7 File/Folder environment. To the best of my recollection this right click option WAS working when I initially installed X. I ran 'Registry Clean-up' from Norton 360 a little while ago, but don't have the log on that...my suspicion is that it might have unwittingly removed the registry key?
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Just some additional info': I have not tried an uninstall & clean install of Acrobat X Pro. I have no other known issues within the Win7 File/Folder environment. To the best of my recollection this right click option WAS working when I initially installed X. I ran 'Registry Clean-up' from Norton 360 a little while ago, but don't have the log on that...my suspicion is that it might have unwittingly removed the registry key?

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Wow - short and sweet, works a treat. Should have found that solution myself but kudos puppydogbuddy. Thanks a million!
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Wow - short and sweet, works a treat. Should have found that solution myself but kudos puppydogbuddy. Thanks a million!

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I'm running Acrobat X Pro and have noticed that within Windows Explorer folders when right-clicking supported files I know longer get the &quot;combine supported&quot; or &quot;convert supported files&quot; option?<br />
I have not made any registry changes...I ran repair install for Acrobat but no joy. The known issues at Adobe does cover some combine file topics but not specifically my issue. <br />
I can work around from the Acrobat Menu...just annoying that the file folder shortcut has disappeared! <br />
Anyone else come across this?
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I'm running Acrobat X Pro and have noticed that within Windows Explorer folders when right-clicking supported files I know longer get the "combine supported" or "convert supported files" option?
I have not made any registry changes...I ran repair install for Acrobat but no joy. The known issues at Adobe does cover some combine file topics but not specifically my issue. 
I can work around from the Acrobat Menu...just annoying that the file folder shortcut has disappeared! 
Anyone else come across this?

Acrobat X with Win7 x64 - missing right-click options

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