make sure there is no directory in addition to those already created
by acrobat. in other words, the help files go in help not a directory
under help. thegoes in that directory, not in a folder in that
folder. it can fool you because it is set up to unpack in to folders
so first unpack it in temp
then put the files in the right places. The plugging was created then
but it works.
Alex Stone wrote:
>
> I have had exactly this problem. I unzipped the exe file into my plug_ins
> directory, and moved the help file into the help directory, as the
> instrictions tell you to, and ... nothing. Ctrl+q and the plugins help in
> the help menu don't work. Also, I happened to notice that the current
> version of the plugin is a beta from 1996! what@s that about?
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: DaShiell, Jude T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 11 March 1999 13:21
> Subject: RE: A Question about the Acrobat Plug in
>
> >acc32b2 I think is what that file was called.
> >Never got to where the access view could be enabled or if I did the program
> >didn't let me know about it.
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