Adobe Acrobat 10.9.5 Mac OS X

System Requirements Mac OS X v10.11, macOS v10.12, macOS v10.13, or macOS v10.14 Safari 9.0, 10.0, or 11.0 (browser plug-in for Safari supported on 64-bit Intel processor only) 1GB of RAM 2.75GB of available hard-disk space 1024x768 screen resolution 10.14 Support - refer to the Known Issues document for details.

You have OS version 10.9.

The oldest OS version supporting Acrobat Pro DC is 10.11.

Your machine might have limitations as far as what OS version it is able to support - so it is best to check with someone who knows the products.

Can create something in it, but once closed after saving it wont open.

Ive uninstalled and reinstalled to see if it will fix the issue.

Adobe Acrobat 10.9.5 Upgrade To DC

Acrobat Professional was just as good.why this major upgrade to DC just so we dont have to use a bunch of plugins.hmmm.

When will this get fixed.

If you have an Acrobat question, ask questions and get help from the community.

Internet connection is completely stable as other downloads and installations are working normally.

I solved it by dragging the installer icon into applications and clicking on it from there.

It worked fine. I also prayed really hard, take your pic as to which one worked:).

Both Macs are running 10.9 and everything else appears to work normally Its all very perplexing Charley.

This will disable non-Apple kernel extensions and may run a bit slower than usual.

Neither should the presence of Parallels (Im running version 9).

I have been in touch with Apple Mavericks forum but no joy so far Having said that I am able to open and download my Vodafone statements by using the Acrobat Reader installed on the Win 7 Bootcamp Bit long winded though Thanks for your help Brgds Charley.

All the same specifications as Charley, and the same error message.

Charley, have youhow have you managed to get it to work this Win7 thing Thanks Amy.

He had access to my computer and we tried various things without success.

He created exactly the same error on his system but was unable to find a solution.

The problem has been passed to Apple higher authorities for a remedy.

Last night a friend who uses a PC (Win 7) asked me if I was having trouble with Adobe Reader.

He had received a warning message saying Adobe Reader had been hacked.

Our problem could be the result of Apple security blocking a corrupt download.

The version of Adobe Reader I have on my Bootcamp is an older one and its still working.

Evidentally, the Adobe Reader installer is not specifying the Application folder on the MAC for its installation path.

Adobe Acrobat For Mac Os 10.9.5