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    DominikHoffmann is offline Registered User
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    Need copy of Acrobat 4 installation CD

    Hi:

    I have found myself needing to resurrect some old files that were created under Mac OS. To that end I need a copy of the Acrobat 4.0 CD. I do have the installation code from back then (1998 or so).

    Is there anyone who could help?

    Dominik Hoffmann

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    Might try EBay.

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    DominikHoffmann is offline Registered User
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    Nothing there currently, but I have an automatic search going.

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    Somebody was selling a copy on Amazon for $6.96, including shipping. Can't beat that.

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    What Mac will you be using that on?
    Acrobat 4 won't likely work on any Mac that can't boot to OS 9, or at least run Classic (so you would need OS X 10.4 or older.
    Serendipity is a lucky guess !

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    DominikHoffmann is offline Registered User
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    I recently obtained a Wallstreet PowerBook G3 on eBay for the express purpose of resurrecting a number of valuable Adobe fonts from floppy disk. That was the last laptop system that had floppy disks. I had thought, I could use the floppy disk drives in Classic while booted into Jaguar, but apparently the floppy disk driver is missing from the Blue Box, too. So, it's a multistep process:

    1. Boot into OS 9.

    2. Save a disk image (.img) with DiskCopy in OS 9.

    3. Boot into OS X Jaguar.

    4. Convert the disk image using Disk Copy, which gives it the nowadays familiar .dmg suffix.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldmanmac View Post
    That's exactly the listing from which I purchased my used copy.

 

 

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