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David Carter-Hitchin <david@carter-hitchin.clara.co.uk> writes:

> Anyone got a clue why this is happening?  Should I pkg_delete acroread-3
> and reinstall?  I googled this one with no luck.

I don't think acroread-3 has been in the ports system in quite some
time.  I think the 'conflicts' support post-dates it, so if you remove
it and install a newer acroread port, the problem should go away.

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