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| Vista Home Premium 64 bit | Adobe Air...what is it? I just activated Adobe Reader 9 and it came with Adobe Air as a separate item in programs list. My home laptop is mainly for entertinment (games, mail, vista forum, (?)porns, etc.. ) Serious business computing is always done by secretaries in the office. I cannot understand all the blogs about it on the net. What is it and do I need it? Last edited by coolnewyorker; 12-04-2008 at 09:32 PM.. Reason: grammar |
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| Vista Ultimate 64bit SP2/ | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? |
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| Vista Home Premium 64 bit | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? Mansrm81, thanks for the link but I have come across it already plus a dozen other blogs andf I am still clueless. All that I seem to understand is it is mainly for "developer" which I am sure I am not (because I have no clue what a developer is). I just want a simple clear advice on whether or not I should keep it (because I am liable to use it) or delete (because I probably will never use it?). BTW, it is downloadable separately (and free). Hence, I can easily delete and re-install except I really do not know what it is used for. |
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| Vista Ultimate 64bit SP2/ | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? I don't know what to say its just another piece of bloatware and I uninstalled it cause it was no use to me. |
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| Vista Ultimate SP2 x64 Windows 7 Ultimate x64 TECHNET | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? You don't need it. Extra bull. I uninstalled it when I downloaded adobe. All I use is adobe reader, shockwave,flash. I don't use acrobat. adobe reader works fine without it for the basic use if that's all you need. |
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| Vista Home Premium 64 bit | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? Thanks, airbot and mansrm81. It's gone! |
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| Vista Ultimate SP2 x64 : Seven Ultimate x64 | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? Yep, it's just another reason to dislike Adobe products. |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? Might want to do yourself a favor and remove Reader all together and give this a try, Foxit Software Much lighter on resources, more options out of the gate, and opens almost instantly. |
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| Vista Home Premium 64 bit | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? I agree, FOXIT is much better ...smaller, simpler and faster. I've been using it for a year now. But guess what, I just found out some free porn sites require Adobe Media Player which requires Adobe air. (I regret posting this). Thus, I had to re-install it. And then I notice it has no size listed in Add/remove. What does it mean when a downloaded third party program has no size? |
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| Vista Ultimate SP2 x64 : Seven Ultimate x64 | Re: Adobe Air...what is it? But guess what, I just found out some free porn sites require Adobe Media Player which requires Adobe air. (I regret posting this). Thus, I had to re-install it. And then I notice it has no size listed in Add/remove. What does it mean when a downloaded third party program has no size? ![]() No size reported isn't too big a deal. I have a printer driver that doesn't report size either. It's probably just not added into the code to report size, or it uses a different installer that doesn't report. |
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