VB wrote:
--- Kam Leo <kam.leo@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 4/16/05, Yue Feng <2525275@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
i have the same problem.
need reboot to use acroread7 ?
2005/4/17, VB <vboyt@xxxxxxxxx>:
--- akonstam@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
On Sat, Apr 16, 2005 at 10:51:22AM -0700, VB
wrote:
Anyone have the problem where Acrobat Reader
7
opens,
shows the splash screen for a second, then
Reader
closes?
I installed from the .tar.gz from Adobe's
website
twice and get the same problem.
I assume you installed using the INSTALL
script. Are
you using it in a
bowser using the helper feature or are you
using the
Adobe supplied
browser scripts to install as a browser
plugin?
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Yes I installed with INSTALL script. I'm just
trying
to open Reader with the 'acroread' command.
I don't have any problems with Acrobat 7. Did any
of you bother to
uninstall Acrobat 5?
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Yes, I did uninstall Reader 5.
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Try installing the RPM for compat-libstdc++. When installing the RPM
for AcroRead 7.0, it complains about not having libstdc++.so.5, so i'm
assuming the tar.gz file will be looking for the same file. You need
compat-libstdc++ for library compatibility in order to use Acrobat Reader 7.
