On Aug 26, 2007, at 2:37 PM, Rick Schummer wrote:
> I was printing out a document to create an Acrobat PDF. Acrobat
> fires up to preview the document. Up
> pops a message I have seen a couple of times before about my config
> changing and prompted me to
> re-activate. Strange, but I tell it to do so. This time it comes
> back and says it cannot activate
> and I can no longer use this program. The reason is I have it on
> another machine on my network.
> Curious, but it was right. It just so happens I had my old laptop
> up and running to test a build of
> software.
>
> I called Adobe to get this cleared up. The women who helped me
> though it told me to uninstall it on
> the old machine first, then she would help me re-activate the
> current production machine. Not even a
> sly remark about me being a criminal. She even waited patiently for
> me to remove the unused and
> duplicate copy. Sure it was 10 minutes out of my day, and frankly I
> was embarrassed this even
> happened to me, but I completely understood why.
Ah, and had this not happened, how much money would Adobe have lost?
Sounds like they're chasing ghosts.
-- Ed Leafe
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