I just wish Adobe would get their act together. That’s okay, but what’s with the incessant updates? Is the program that much of a security risk? And, yes, the program displays Acrobat files, which is probably how it relies upon Adobe AIR. I use that program to keep the books for my business. On my PC, apparently the program that relies to death upon Adobe AIR is Intuit’s QuickBooks. Those programs would apparently suffer perilous demise as the absence of Adobe AIR. At that point, a warning dialog box appears and alerts you to which programs use the service. To find out which program it is, you must attempt to uninstall Adobe AIR. My translation: Some program I installed on the one PC uses Adobe AIR. Seriously? What in god-forsaken hell does all that mean? AIR allows developers to use familiar tools such as Adobe Dreamweaver®, Flash Builder®, Flash Catalyst®, Flash Professional, or any text editor to build their applications and easily deliver a single application installer that works across operating systems. Here’s the actual answer to the question, “What is Adobe AIR?”:Īdobe AIR is a cross-operating-system runtime that lets developers combine HTML, JavaScript, Adobe Flash® and Flex technologies, and ActionScript® to deploy rich Internet applications (RIAs) on a broad range of devices including desktop computers, netbooks, tablets, smartphones, and TVs.
Hola, llevo varios días presentando errores en mi PC, he buscado en este foro y demás fuentes, y he podido solucionar gran parte de ellos, pero en este momento se me presenta el siguiente: Descargué la última versión de 'msftedit.dll' y reemplacé el archivo y sin embargo aún se presenta el. The Adobe website doesn’t answer any of my questions about Adobe AIR in its FAQ. Acrobat.exe - Imagen Incorrecta : Windows 10.
#Adobe air updater software#
So what the hell is Adobe AIR? How did it get on my PC in the first place? It’s not on every system, so it must be some specific piece of software that invited it aboard. Now the obvious answer is to uninstall Adobe AIR. It should read, “Please send Adobe AIR and all its programmers into a molten furnace in North Korea.” I’d click the hell out of that button. I think a third button should be available in the dialog box shown in Figure 2.
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