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Will acrobat distiller run on Windows 95?

MT · 2006-02-09 23:17:48

To cut a long story short I've been left relying on an ancient piece of computer history over the last few weeks at home. A pc with just windows 95. What I want to know is can this operating system handle something like acrobat distiller? I'm looking to turn some largish documents with graphics into pdfs. For an operating…

10-02-2006 12:17am

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MT

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To cut a long story short I've been left relying on an ancient piece of computer history over the last few weeks at home. A pc with just windows 95. What I want to know is can this operating system handle something like acrobat distiller? I'm looking to turn some largish documents with graphics into pdfs.

For an operating system as this if distiller can't be used is there any other way to make pdfs. I'm not a computer boffin so go easy on the jargon!?

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#2 10-02-2006 12:26am

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I don't use Distiller but Win95 should be able to run most versions of it fine. The real question is if your version of distiller is sufficiently new that support for Distiller has been dropped. For example Acrobat Reader 7 dropped win95/win98 support.

What version do you have?

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#3 10-02-2006 9:59am

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works a treat!

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