I got a Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard CD and trying to

Ensure that you only have one version of Adobe Acrobat installed. I've found that often enough, if Reader and the full version of Acrobat are installed at the same time, it can cause problems like these.

If that is the case, try uninstalling Reader, so that only Acrobat Standard remains.

Follow these steps to install "Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional" :

1. Double-click on the setup file.

2. Folow the instructions, and the installation will continue.

3. When asked to activate the product, choose "More Activation Options" and "Activate Over Phone".

4. You will now be given an "Activation Number / Authorisation Code".

5. Use this code and serial to activate your product!

* Internet or Phone connection is required for "Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional" product activation !

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When you try to install Adobe Acrobat 6, 7, 8, or 3D on Windows, the installer returns the error message "Error [1311, 1335 or 2350]. Source file not found: [drive name]:\ Adobe Acrobat [version]\data1.cab. Verify that the file exists and that you can access it." If you click Retry, the installer returns the error message "Cannot find the file Adobe Acrobat [version]\data1.cab."
Solution Perform one or more of the following solutions:
Solution 1: Check the Acrobat CD-ROM.

Make sure that the CD-ROM from which you are installing is free of dirt and debris. If necessary, clean the CD-ROM with a soft, lint-free cloth.
Solution 2: Temporarily disable anti-virus software, and then install Acrobat.

For instructions, see the documentation for the anti-virus software or contact the manufacturer.
Solution 3: Extract the compressed installation files, and then install Acrobat.

1. Right-click the folder and choose Extract All.
2. Follow the on-screen instructions.
3. To install Acrobat, double-click the Setup.exe file located in the folder that contains the extracted files.

Solution 4: Uninstall the CD-ROM drive and let Windows redetect it, and then install Acrobat.

1. Right-click My Computer and choose Properties.
2. Click the Hardware tab, and then click Device Manager.
3. Expand the DVD/CD-ROM drives section.
4. Right-click each device listed under DVD/CD-ROM drives and choose Uninstall. Click OK to confirm.
5. Close Device Manager and restart the computer.
6. After Windows redetects the DVD/CD-ROM drive(s), insert the Acrobat CD into the CD-ROM drive and install Acrobat.

Solution 5: Install Acrobat from the desktop.

1. Insert the Acrobat CD into the CD-ROM drive.
2. Copy the Acrobat folder from the Acrobat CD to the Desktop.
3. Double-click setup.exe in the Acrobat folder on the Desktop, and then follow the on-screen instructions to complete installation.

Additional Information Errors 1311, 1335, and 2350 occur when the Acrobat installer is unable to access the necessary files from the CD-ROM drive. These same errors may also occur if antivirus software interferes with an installation or if the installation files are compressed.


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On another computer with a cd/dvd drive hooked up to the internet Go to HP.com/support and, download the drivers for vista for your computer then install them on your malfunctioning computer

This is a simple work around, but it worked for me. Create a new user and make that account the Administrator. Log in with the new account an then run Adobe and click Accept. Some reason this worked for me. Good Luck.

you own only 1 license of the software that you used when you installed it on the desktop, You could call adobe about it but they will tell you to buy a new license which is the legal thing to do.

1 License 1 Computer.

Uninstall the Acrobat Reader 7.0

You can also right click on a file and select Open With, then choose Adobe Acrobat 6.0 Standard.

SORRY, BUT THE ANSWER IS YOU DON'T. IT IS EXACTLY WHAT IT SAYS-UPGRADE, UPGRADE TO AN EXISTING ADOBE ACROBAT PROGRAM. IF YOU DON'T HAVE THIS PROGRAM, THE UPGRADE IS WORTHLESS. YOU CAN PROBABLY SELL IT ON EBAY.
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Sounds menacing but it’s fairly easy to fix.
Heres how to fix it:

1. Download msicuu2.exe (Windows Install Cleanup Utility) from Microsoft, or by clicking on the file name.
2. Run msicuu2.exe
3. You will then get a message asking if you wish to roll back the in progress installation. You do.
4. Install Adobe Acrobat or Reader 8.

Adobe’s more intrusive way of fixing it:

1. Click Start>Run, type in regedit then hit enter or press ok.
2. Back up your registry (not actually mentioned by adobe but a good idea whenever you’re about to make changes to the registry)
3. Look for Key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\Inprogress
   and delete the key if it exists.
   
4. Install Adobe Acrobat or Reader 8.

Then do a search for 'all files and folders' - search for both Acrobat 6.0 and then Acrobat 7.0, with the options "Search system folders", "Search hidden files and folders" and "Search subfolders" checked. Delete all of those related files found.
You should do this search and delete whenever you uninstall any programs. It will remove lots and lots of leftover junk files and corrupted files taking up room on your hard drive. It will also give you a "clean install" when you reinstall or install an updated program. (Do this ESPECIALLY when updating to a NEW anti-virus programs and “Internet Security Suite” programs such as McAfee or Norton etc.)

Download and install "Registry Mechanic" then do the updates prior to running it and removing anything for the first time. This will get rid of all your current Registry errors, prior to installing or reinstalling.