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Acrobat is already a carbon application?

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2/5/02 at 8:39pm
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We have just installed our first copy of OS X 10.1 in work and I have been checking what applications run and what don't.

I started up our copy of Acrobat 5, which we have recently updated to 5.05 and it ran as a carbon app. Clicking on the application it gives the "kind" as "Application" rather than as a classic app. Is this new as I thought that Adobe were only saying that Reader was a carbon app, rather than full Acrobat (or am I so behind the times... )
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2/5/02 at 8:45pm
5.0.5 was released *pretty* recently this year. Prior to this update Acrobat ran in Classic.
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2/5/02 at 8:56pm
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Thanks Catalyst.

Can't help thinking its odd that they updated Acrobat to a carbon application but not Distiller... <img src="graemlins/hmmm.gif" border="0" alt="[Hmmm]" />
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