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Acrobat 9.1 Security Patch Now Available

Everyone using Acrobat/Reader 9.0 (on both Windows and Mac) should now upgrade to the just-released 9.1 version which includes a number of bug fixes as well as a fix to a critical security vulnerability. The link has information about the vulnerability that has been addressed in the patch as well as links to the downloads for each flavor (Win, Mac, Reader, Pro, Extended…). Updates to earlier versions of Acrobat/Reader are also available.

Updated Mar 18, 2009

Posted by Stefan Cameron on March 11th, 2009
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4 Responses to “Acrobat 9.1 Security Patch Now Available”

  1. charles krause on April 15th, 2009

    9.1 update failed. I’m not sure how to solve the problem.

  2. Stefan Cameron on April 17th, 2009

    charles krause,

    I would try manually installing the update rather than using Acrobat’s built-in update mechanism. I’ve seen that fail in the past. The link I provided in this post has links to the 9.1 update download. Download it and try installing it manually.

  3. augman on January 13th, 2010

    I’m having the same problem installing the newest patch that was released yesterday or today (01/13/2010). I tried downloading the update from the Adobe website (without using the Updater), also tried installing from a new administrator account with no success. Any suggestions? Thanks for your kind help.

  4. Stefan Cameron on January 14th, 2010

    augman,

    Sorry, I don’t have any other suggestions if neither an automated nor a manual installation function properly.

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