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From: Oscar Castaneda <oscarbsd@yahoo.com>
Subject: acroread not working
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Hi all,

I recently installed acroread4 from the /usr/ports
(/usr/ports/print/acroread4) it went smoothly.

However when i summon acroread4 from the command line
and I start reading a pdf file it appears all
scrambled and after a couple of seconds it complains
about a segmentation fault or it instantly dies.

The message in my terminal is:

bash-2.05a$ acroread4 
Exited with error code: 0x400e0009.

on another tone: can i read pdf files with ghostview??

any help appreciated,

thanks,
oscar

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