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It repaired the plug-in.<br />
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Ever since we did the upgrade to adobe &amp;&nbsp;acrobat I have had problems saving PDF files. &nbsp;It is taking several steps instead of just a Save As…..I get a pop up that says Access denied if I try to save the PDF with a different name. &nbsp;Any help would be appreciated.
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Ever since we did the upgrade to adobe & acrobat I have had problems saving PDF files.  It is taking several steps instead of just a Save As…..I get a pop up that says Access denied if I try to save the PDF with a different name.  Any help would be appreciated.

Adobe Acrobat

Ever since we did the upgrade to adobe &amp;amp; acrobat I have had problems saving PDF files.  It is taking several steps instead of just a Save As…..I get a pop up that says Access denied if I try to save the PDF with a different name.  Any help would be appreciated.

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Document Management

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