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set windows task bar to auto hide, after that go to Machine -> Settings -> General -> Advanced and check Show Mini Toolbar in Seamless Mode.

#Adobe acrobat 8 comparison install#

install Adobe Acrobat Pro as you would normally do on Windows.

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If you are not able to get your resolution higher even after installing Guest Additions try switching between full screen Host + F, seamless mode Host + L and Auto resize Host + G - did the trick for me.

Install Guest Additions (So we can make shared folder (etc.) work).

Install Windows on it (I have used Tiny XP rev 11 because it runs on 100 mb of RAM + it's fast and we don't want windows to take more.

I've made version 10 working with similar steps There is also way with patching wine source, so it bypasses that bug with copying problem, but I guess this might be easier!

wine -> drive_c -> Program Files -> Adobe ->Acrobat with your favorite shell and right click on the Acrobat.exe and select "Open with Wine". That will import the registry entries into the wine registry. Once that's done, copy over your acrobat.reg file from your Windows machine to your home directory and execute the command below. C\Program Files\Adobe\ -> $HOME/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/AdobeĬ\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe -> $HOME/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/Common Files/AdobeĬ\Documents and Settings\$USER\Application Data\Adobe -> $HOME/.wine/drive_c/users/$USER/Applications Data/AdobeĬ\windows\system32\odbcint.dll -> $HOME/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32/odbcint.dll Execute the following (or use GUI, whatever suits you more): winetricks msxml6Ĭopy the following files from the Windows installation into the. You need to use winetricks from the command line to install these.

The Windows regedit export file you just created, "acrobat.reg", is a native windows app and has a few Windows based dependencies. Winecfg ( make sure to run winecfg from the command line if you make any changes or updates to wine) If you did not configure wine already, Run the following to create your own. Right click on the Adobe folder and select Export, and name this file acrobat.reg. You need to copy a few registry entries from there for Acrobat to work.

running copy of Adobe Pro 8 on that copy of windows (That's because there is some bug, which prevents wine to copy files to desired directory and you need to do it manually).

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First of all, I would update wine to newer version.but that might not be necessary.