The problem is that I really need the old version (Acrobat X Pro) for a school work.

Old Versions How To Find It

Can someone tell me how to find it Thank you P.S.

Excuse my bad English, I usually speak French.

They are critical; especially steps 1, 2 and 3 which also apply to eLearning Sute 2.5.

If you click a link that does not have those steps listed, open a second window using the Lightroom 3 link to see those Important Instructions.

And a big thank you to Jim Prodesigntools for helping me with these links.

Here are some scenarios as to why this might happen and how to avoid them.

Old Versions Mac Systems Over

Apple has a couple of knowledgebase documents that cover the versions of OS X that were included with various Mac systems over the years, so be sure to check your system against these documents to ensure you are installing a supported version of OS X.

In these cases or even if people have a newly purchased machine and have just misplaced their restore discs, they may try installing a purchased retail copy of OS X that either is an entirely different release (i.e., Leopard vs.

Snow Leopard), or that is a prior version of the same release (i.e., OS X 10.6.0 vs.

Unfortunately Apple is relatively reluctant to hand over extra system restore discs, but one option may be to purchase a new retail copy of the latest version of OS X (the retail box should have in print what version of OS X is on the install disc), and provided your computer meets the basic system requirements then it should properly load the new software.

Granted there are times when intermediate updates to an OS version will break some programs, but only downgrade to the prior intermediate release if that version supports your system.

When doing this, however, some people may boot their new systems to Target Disk mode (immediately hold the T key after powering up) and clone their old system to it, inadvertently copying an older and unsupported OS version.

One alternative to the installation DVD is to use another computers boot drive with that system in target disk mode; however, doing this may result in the system not booting properly and could even harm the other computers OS installation.

Though Apple does not support running an earlier version of OS X than what was shipped with the system, there is a possibility that potential incompatibilities will check out and the system will run the older OS software.

In these cases, enjoy tinkering but be aware that any problem experienced could be the result of an incompatibility.

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