you might also try acrobat 3.0, some files work better with the old
version. if not, you don't need to res-edit it, but you may need to
edit the file itself in hexedit or something similar, i honestly don't
know but that might help. you might also have to unlock the copy in the
finder so it can be edited. if it is a copyright thing it's really
obnoxious, i've been able to print a number of copyrighted manuals
without problem, and with some this was necessary to fully try demo
software. certainly you should be able to print a single copy, that
should fall well under "fair use". then again, adobe has decided to be
nazis since someone cracked their terribly weak encryption, as if
showing a product defect were a crime as opposed to selling a defective product.
Tim and Angelina wrote:
>
> Found a PDF file on a CD I want to print BUT the print icon isn't
> highlighted. I am using Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 and typically I'm able
> to print off of it. Now this is a manual that is on a PC CD that can't
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