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Where can i find my adobe acrobat 9 pro serial number

#WHERE CAN I FIND MY ADOBE ACROBAT 9 PRO SERIAL NUMBER SERIAL NUMBER#
#WHERE CAN I FIND MY ADOBE ACROBAT 9 PRO SERIAL NUMBER UPDATE#

I was told that the activation failed as there were already two machines where the serial number was installed.After the second reboot, I opened Word and Outlook to confirm that the Acrobat icons and menu options were listed - they were.I then went to Help > Check for Updates and downloaded the most recent updates (I had purchased this product in July 2008), and rebooted when asked.At this point I was asked to enter my Acrobat 6 Professional serial number. After rebooting, I opened Acrobat 9 Professional and was asked to register and activate the software.Everything appeared to go smoothly and I restarted the PC when asked to do so.It may have been listed because my PDA was still connected - I removed the PDA from its cradle too. I got a message that Outlook was still open when it wasn’t (see Step 1), so I had to use Task Manager to kill the Outlook.exe process. Installed Acrobat 9 Professional from the CD, entering the v9 serial number when asked.Turned off my spyware- and virus-checking software.Set another System Restore point (just in case!).I’m not sure how much of a difference this made, but I suspect uninstalling in the reverse order that the products were installed may prevent problems.

uninstall 6.06, then 6.05, then 6.04 etc.), then uninstall Acrobat 6 Professional.

#WHERE CAN I FIND MY ADOBE ACROBAT 9 PRO SERIAL NUMBER UPDATE#

HINT: Uninstall in order from most recent update to oldest (e.g. Uninstalled all Acrobat 6 Professional software using Add/Remove Programs.Created a System Restore point on the Windows XP machine.

Closed all open Microsoft Office programs and all other programs.

Found the old Acrobat 6 Professional serial number and wrote it down - this is needed later in the upgrade process.

Here’s what I did to make this upgrade process as pain free as possible: And the minor ones that did occur were *my* issues not Adobe’s. To say I was expecting a hours of frustration would be an understatement.īut to my delight, the process took less than an hour and went without any major hitches. After a lot of trepidation based on my horrible experience last July trying to upgrade my old laptop’s copy of Acrobat 6 Professional to Acrobat 9 Professional, I bit the bullet on a recent holiday Monday and decided to upgrade my main PC to Acrobat 9 Professional.