Description:

Update 2 will fix a problem that causes Acrobat to crash when exporting multiple pages to Level-1 EPS. More importantly, it patches security vulnerabilities due to buffer overrun attacks. This problem could allow a malicious user to crash a program or run unauthorised code. If a malicious user were to create a specially devised PDF file and it was then viewed in Acrobat reader, the file could crash the program or run an arbitrary code on the computer. Update 2 is a cumulative release - you do not need to install Update 1 first.

Previous fixes in Update 1 fixes (included in this patch)

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The first update addressed a number of problems in Acrobat while installing the English version of the Web Buy plug-in and its associated files. This plug-in enables you to acquire and open Acrobat Web Buy PDF files. The specific issues addressed are:

• Incomplete FDF (Form Data Format) data sent in Internet Explorer after a post.
• Errors when using the Touch Up tool on some Adobe PDF files created by Adobe InDesign.
• Crashing if new Kodak dll files had been installed.
• Crashing upon startup if the Text-to-Speech function is enabled.
• Errors when clicking a Web link in an Adobe PDF file to view in Netscape Navigator.
• Errors with Administrator versus User privileges using WebBuy and read-only media.
• Permissions for folder in WinNTProfilesAll Users is changed to All.
• Error, 'Insufficient Memory,' in Adobe PDFWriter when the Compression or Font tab is selected (Windows 2000 only).