msp program because, from my dissecting of Reader DC, a. I am somewhat experienced with command line because my familiarity with DOS. I am not a code person, so I need simple instructions to use a specific program or for command functions in either Windows or command line.

I also made feeble attempts to use msiexe.exe.

That's not much help when there is no longer any support for Adobe Acrobat Pro 8.0. Manual attempts from there returned 'This app can't run on your PC' 'To find a version for PC, check with the software publisher'. I even went into the Acrobat 8.0 installer folder in the Windows directory, folder ''. My guess is that's the case is probably because support for Acrobat 8.0 ended years ago. I have spent a days trying to find a workaround without success.I haven't found anything on the Adobe website that addresses the problem for any program. Even with all the alterations I can not deploy the updates. I fixed that by adjusting the registry by putting. I can not install the updates (.msp programs) to Acrobat Pro 8.0. Acrobat Pro then became a known program ('huh?) but still was not on the drop down list. I partially fixed the change by removing Acrobat Reader. After the upgrade, the primary Acrobat program was changed to Adobe Reader DC and Acrobat Pro 8 was relegated to an 'unknown program' and dropped off the drop down menu of choices for a default program menu. It was working just fine in Win 7 (updates and all). My primary Adobe Acrobat program is Acrobat Pro 8. Well, in my case that is only partially true. I believed the hipe that Windows 7 programs would run on Windows 10. Problem: I upgraded one of my computers from Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10 Pro.

Adobe acrobat 8.0 professional