Adobe Reader 7.0

Sorry its CoolType.dll

The version i have is directly from adobe website. Isn't it original?

I was able to open it but what i'm trying to open is a software which uses Adobe Reader. It opens on other computers but not mine although the first time i launched it on my computer, it worked.

Oh Seun don't be funny! The reason why i attributed the problem to Adobe Reader is because of the error message i get when trying to load it as i stated in my first post.

I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling a fresh one but i get the same message. However, i do not know how to repair windows installation but if you guide me, i can try it. Thanks.

You can do a total rebuild of Windows XP (i assumed you are using XP) without losing any data and without having to reinstall software - basically giving you a fresh, nondestructive installation of XP. Make sure you have the product key.

• Start your PC with the setup CD in a drive.
• You'll be presented with the normal "Welcome to Setup" screen. This is where most people make mistake and unintentionally format their harddrive. The only mention of "Repair" here is ", repair a Windows XP installation using Recovery Console, " but that's not the no-reformat repair/reinstall you want. Don't press 'r' here.
• The repair option you do want--a nondestructive, no-reformat reinstall--is actually hidden beneath the Setup option, "To set up Windows XP now, press ENTER." So hit Enter, just as if you were setting up Windows afresh and from scratch.
• Press F8 to accept the licensing terms and to go on.
• Setup will find your damaged copy of XP and present it for repair.
• If your damaged copy of XP isn't highlighted in the list box, highlight it now. When it's selected, press R to start the repair process. The Repair process then selectively deletes system files in the \Windows folder and subfolders and copies undamaged replacement files from the setup CD to their proper locations. The Repair process then works on the current setup's Registry, leaving much of it intact and rebuilding the rest.

Thats pretty much the basic. If all has gone as planned, you'll find all the user accounts and passwords intact, all the hardware devices set up as before, and all the previously installed software still installed and configured. In fact, the only significant change will be that whatever problem your copy of XP was previously experiencing will now be gone!