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This worked great for me. &nbsp;Thank you! &nbsp;Very clear and concise instructions.
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This worked great for me.  Thank you!  Very clear and concise instructions.

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How can I find the corresponding registry setting for the user preferences in Adobe Reader 9? &nbsp;Specifically I'm looking to set the PDF/A View mode to Never using Group Policy. &nbsp;I checked in HKLM and HKCU without any luck.
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How can I find the corresponding registry setting for the user preferences in Adobe Reader 9?  Specifically I'm looking to set the PDF/A View mode to Never using Group Policy.  I checked in HKLM and HKCU without any luck.

Corresponding registry setting for Adobe Reader 9 user preferences

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Adobe Acrobat

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Microsoft Legacy OS

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