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#Adobe acrobat dc crashing on mac os x 10.11 mac osx#
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#Adobe acrobat dc crashing on mac os x 10.11 update#
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This information, may or may not help lubos get to the bottom of it. The information in it is anonymised, although as you can see in my example, I have removed just the UUIDs, just because I know it’s lengthy, but you could always copy and paste it and send it to his email, or drop it into a type service.

Notwithstanding this, the generic apple error report * that get’s generated should provide enough usable information for to use. Although I WOULD recommend giving it a go since it may present a dialog box with the mono/manager module that has caused the grief.

#Adobe acrobat dc crashing on mac os x 10.11 code#

However, since you don’t have the source code (ie it’s not your project you are debugging) you are likely NOT to get anything useful from it. The developer tools require admin access to do their debugging. If not, and have you administrator access, just enter those credentials. Nothing else when it comes to the developer tool user, it’s just you (if you are also the administrator). My manager has been rock solid for a while, the last crash I recall was to do with the print dialog.

#Adobe acrobat dc crashing on mac os x 10.11 mac osx#

I’m on Mac OSX 10.11.6 (ElCap), using Manager 16.11.80 (I can’t go back to 57 since the data file is now with the later version).įollowing the above steps I get no crash. Acrobat Reader is up-to-date, but I rarely use it. They may or may not be open, but usually not. I do have old versions of Adobe: Acrobat 8, and CS3 suite of Photoshop, InDesign and Illustrator. No particular recent installations just updates. I’m running a pretty vanilla system, I don’t think it is conflicts with other software. But I will start logging the specific instances going forward. It has happened selecting from the tab bar at the top of the Manager window, from the tab bar to the left, drilling down through the dollar value links, and while selecting edit and view buttons. It really is random and I don’t see a pattern. Good luck with your problems, and best of luck to your “fledgling small sole proprietary” business

#Adobe acrobat dc crashing on mac os x 10.11 update#

You’re only a small number behind on manager, but always update to the latest version anyway, you never know when something may have been “inadvertently” fixed. basically anything you can add (some examples) may spark some insight.I selected the suspense value from the summary screen.best evidence is “exactly” what you were doing at the time:.

#Adobe acrobat dc crashing on mac os x 10.11 pdf#

There have been many advancements over the last few months, have you also installed anything you may think could be contributing to it? any adobe software running? There’s been a bit of work in the PDF generation side of things lately.

navigation links: are you talking about dollar value links on the right hand side of the screen? or tabs on the left? (or up the top?).

There could be many factors causing it, you’re on a fairly recent version, just add some more info if you can to help lubos diagnose: I’m also a mac user (El Cap, 10.11.6-I’d suggest you’re not on 10.6 as Yosemite is 10.10), that probably has little to do with it, but don’t rule it out. You’ll probably have to wait til can have a look at it. Since you don’t have xcode installed, you’re just being told you can’t see the debug info since it can’t run. The lldb error is something that’s resulting from the requirement of the debugger to work out what’s going wrong.