It is Acrobat professional -- OS X preview cannot allow for the same
power (javascript in the pdf, acrobat forms, etc.) -- so it's needed,
Preview is not an option as an alternative.
I will try the Acrobat uninstall, might as well upgrade the user to 7
anyhow.
This user typically is on the move between our buildings, so their
networking is pure wireless, and everything looks fine and normal
(all they need is internet access, no server access). I would HOPE
it's not a corrupt hard disk, since it's brand new computer -- any
recommended tools to verify the disk quality? I've got disk warrior,
or could boot off the OS disk and disk utility.
On Nov 30, 2005, at 2:13 AM, Simon Slavin wrote:
On 29 Nov 2005, at 9:32pm, Brady J. Frey wrote:
relaunching acrobat shows similar errors, but not a large amount of
CPU usage again.
Is that Acrobat reader ? Something you're just using to display
existing PDFs ?
If so, there's no reason for you to use it. OS X has Preview built
in which
does the same job. Similarly OS X can create PDFs without Acrobat.
Try uninstalling Acrobat and see if the problems go away.
Your other problems seem to be related to lookupd. Problems with
this are
normally related to either a corrupt hard disk or networking. Have
you set up
the networking properly for this computer or is it still doing
'Automatic' ?
Simon
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Simon Slavin Fylde Building Room C11
Computing Development Officer 01524 65201 x 93569
Psychology Department
University of Lancaster
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