The Adobe Update Manager has been a source of grief & ridicule for too long. The good news is that a bunch of folks are working hard to fix it. Check out the details if you're interested, and feel free to send the team feedback on their plans.
John--I know this isn't the most appropriate way to get in touch with you however I am in DESPERATE need of assistance. I have waited over 30 minutes twice today to have a CS rep hang up on me when I requested a supervisor. I am in tears! It is in regards to CS4.
Thanks!
I find it a little frustrating that the updater does it's thing everytime I start up Adobe. My PC came preinstalled with Norton (tried to remove it completely) but somehow it tries to block internet access to the updater everytime and I have to manually 'allow' the updater to do it's thing. Most of the time I hit 'disallow' because i'm impatient - even if there were some updates, when I'm just about to START on something is not when I want to be told!
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It's refreshing to hear that, I look forward to a version that does work as God intended.
John--I know this isn't the most appropriate way to get in touch with you however I am in DESPERATE need of assistance. I have waited over 30 minutes twice today to have a CS rep hang up on me when I requested a supervisor. I am in tears! It is in regards to CS4.
Thanks!
I find it a little frustrating that the updater does it's thing everytime I start up Adobe. My PC came preinstalled with Norton (tried to remove it completely) but somehow it tries to block internet access to the updater everytime and I have to manually 'allow' the updater to do it's thing. Most of the time I hit 'disallow' because i'm impatient - even if there were some updates, when I'm just about to START on something is not when I want to be told!