Removing 'Adobe Reader'?


  1. Joe2cool
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    Removing 'Adobe Reader'?


    Hi is it just OK to remove/delete 'Adobe Reader' from within 'Control Panel' or is there an 'uninstaller' available? which may proof better for a complete uninstallation?

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  3. Bongo
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    They do have an un-installer cleanup tool Download Adobe Reader and Acrobat Cleaner Tool - Adobe Labs

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  4. Joe2cool
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    Appreciate your quick reply...................thx
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  6. Bongo
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    You're Welcome
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