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Release date: January 12, 2010 The Adobe® Reader® and Acrobat® 9.3 update is a quarterly update—a fully encompassing update which includes functional improvements as requested by customers and security updates encountered during the previous quarterly period. 9.3 address a number of customer workflow issues, security vulnerabilities, and more stability. Adobe recommends that you install the latest applicable update: • Adobe Reader 9.3 • Adobe Reader 9.3 MUI • Adobe Acrobat 9.3 Standard • Adobe Acrobat 9.3 Professional • Adobe Acrobat 9.3 Pro Extended. A non-intrusive Yellow Message Bar (YMB) that doesn’t block workflows replaces many of the modal dialogs. Yelow Message Bar appears when content attempts to invoke potentially risky behavior such as cross domain access, JavaScript execution, data injection, and playing legacy multimedia types (non-Flash). If the associated feature is not locked down by an administrator, the Yellow Message Bar provides an Options button that offers the user to trust the document “once” or “always” for that feature.
2485091, 2482589: Fixed a 9.2 Snow Leopard out of memory and crash issue where the progress bar causes extreme performance problems when the progress bar of Acrobat gets refreshed a large number of times during an operation. 2445056: Fixed a 9.2 issue where closing PDF causing a Firefox crash when multiple profiles have been started. Motorola sem v8. When there are multiple instances of Firefox.exe running with the profile option of –no-remote and user tries to close the instance that has a PDF document opened, the user gets “Memory could not be read” error. 2481139: Fixed a 9.2 issue where Reader loaded forms in the background but didn’t show the busy cursor. 2371660: Fixed a 9.2 issue where when the user invokes web services from within a PDF that are protected using WS Security, the SOAP header in the SOAP request that sent from the server to the PDF doesn't conform to the WSSE specification. Recommended action: No action is required in most cases.
If server code was written that checked for the incorrect headers, that code may need to be revisited. 2445047: Fixed an issue in 9.2 where submitForm causes xml data to be attached as *.tmp when parameter oXML is used and cSubmitAs is set to 'XML'. Customizing the XML data using oXML parameter and then calling submitForm to email the data caused the data to be attached with.tmp attachment rather than.xml attachment. Recommended action: If a server process is receiving and parsing the attachments, look for either a '.tmp' or a '.xml' extension. Copyright © 2010 Adobe Systems Incorporated.