Just as a PostScript to this (sorry...)
When one of my 9.0 systems automatically downloaded the 9.1 patch last
week, it totally trashed the installation and I had to uninstall,
reinstall, and re-patch.
Two other systems pulled it in and it worked fine.
Art
Art Campbell
art.campbe
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009, Art Campbell warned us:
> It sounds as if a security hole in all versions of Acrobat and Reader
> allows a booby-trapped pdf to execute code on a computer... you can
> plug the hole by disabling Javascript in the applications (until Adobe
> releases a fix).
Adobe issued t
Just as a PostScript to this (sorry...)
When one of my 9.0 systems automatically downloaded the 9.1 patch last
week, it totally trashed the installation and I had to uninstall,
reinstall, and re-patch.
Two other systems pulled it in and it worked fine.
Art
Art Campbell
art.campb.
On Fri, 20 Feb 2009, Art Campbell warned us:
> It sounds as if a security hole in all versions of Acrobat and Reader
> allows a booby-trapped pdf to execute code on a computer... you can
> plug the hole by disabling Javascript in the applications (until Adobe
> releases a fix).
Adobe issued
It sounds as if a security hole in all versions of Acrobat and Reader
allows a booby-trapped pdf to execute code on a computer... you can
plug the hole by disabling Javascript in the applications (until Adobe
releases a fix).
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/advisories/apsa09-01.html
http://v
It sounds as if a security hole in all versions of Acrobat and Reader
allows a booby-trapped pdf to execute code on a computer... you can
plug the hole by disabling Javascript in the applications (until Adobe
releases a fix).
http://www.adobe.com/support/security/advisories/apsa09-01.html
http://v
