acrobat 9.0 出现The organizer database is damaged and will be reset
acrobat 9.0 出现The organizer database is damaged and will be reset the next time Acrobat is launched. Quit the application and close any currently opened web browsers. IssueAdobe Acrobat 8 returns the error message, "The Organizer database is damaged and will be reset the next time Acrobat is launched. Quit the application and close any currently open web browsers." This error might occur when you open Acrobat, when you quit Acrobat, when you open or close a PDF file, or when Acrobat unexpectedly quits; and it recurs even if you relaunch Acrobat.SolutionRecreate the organizer folder. This error occurs when an Organizer data file is damaged. Delete the organizer folder, which contains the Organizer data files, to force Acrobat to create new, undamaged replacement files.
To delete organizer on Mac OS:
[*]Quit Acrobat.[*]In the Finder, choose Go > Home.[*]In your Home folder, open the Library folder.[*]In the Library folder, open the Acrobat User Data folder.[*]Do one of the following:[*]If you are using a PowerPC-based Macintosh computer, then open the 8.0_ppc folder.[*]If you are using an Intel-based Macintosh computer, then open the 8.0_x86 folder.[*]Move organizer to the Trash.[*]Restart the computer.[*]Open Acrobat.To delete organizer on Windows:
Note: These instructions require that you locate hidden folders. By default, Windows Explorer doesn't show hidden folders. To make hidden folders visible, see "Show hidden files and folders (Windows XP, Vista)" (TechNote kb402324).
[*]Close Acrobat.[*]In the Windows Explorer, navigate to one of these folders:[*]Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Adobe\Acrobat\8.0[*]Windows Vista: C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Adobe\Acrobat\8.0[*]Delete organizer.[*]Restart the computer.[*]Open Acrobat.
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