AcroPilot.prc-does anybody know what this is?

[efk]

I have this prc on my T665, but I don't ever remember loading it. Every time I run it, my Clie says the file can't be found. I have been unable to delete it. I cant find any reference to any such program on PalmGear.com. Any help would be appreciated

[j888]

I believe it's Adobe Acrobat for Palm.

[Serotta]

Acropilot.prc is what shows up in HotSync when HandStory is syncing clips.

[jmg_NX21]

Do you have Adobe's Acrobat Reader installed? MINE did get corrupted and I had to delete it and re-install it...

Have you used MS Import and tried to delete the file from the PC?

[cbulock]

Originally posted by Serotta
Acropilot.prc is what shows up in HotSync when HandStory is syncing clips.

I've seen Acropilot on my handheld, but I have never installed Handstory before.

[rhart00]

This comes up when i hotsync too and i have never installed handstory either. I have installed acrobat reader before but deleted it. Filez, Mcfile, nor the built-in delete program can find acropilot.prc anywhere on my handheld or memory stick. I too would like to know what it is.

[Unregistered]

Acropilot.prc comes with Adobe Acrobat Reader for PalmOS.

the package has 3 files:
AdobeReader.prc <-the main application
Acropilot.prc <-god knows what that does, it's like 6k
PrintMe.prc <-supposedly doesn't work with OS5, so don't install it (i didn't, acrobat reader works fine without it).

i don't know if Acropilot.prc is needed for the reader to work.. but i don't really care about 6k of memory, so i installed it. hope this helps.

.cp-R[#linuxsex]

Long live the Disciples of SYN.

[Unregistered]

It's part of Adobe Reader for PalmOS and I think acropilot.prc is used for synchronizing with the conduit.

[Serotta]

Originally posted by cbulock


I've seen Acropilot on my handheld, but I have never installed Handstory before.
Yeah, the problem is that HandStory doesn't clear the last message when it starts synching. Acropilot is synching Acrobat files. Sorry for the confusion.

[cbulock]

Thanks for the apology. :) I've been confused for quite a while now. :D :D ;)

[AlbertLu]

Try a soft reset and delete the file&nbsp;first thing it re-started.

I had similar&nbsp;problem with Scrabble recently - there is a Scrabble-specific scrabblezlib.prc file which is installed along with Scrabble. It stays after I deleted Scrabble and wouldn't let me delete it. Managed to delete it after a soft reset.

[ksingh]

I believe AcroPilot.prc is used when you initiate a "Best settings" operation from your desktop.

You can find some helpful tips on this on the Adobe Forums site below:
http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx?14@@.eec64a7

[New]

Hi i need help please
iam abeginer in the palm business i tried installing aprogram supporting different language on my palm treo650 which failed , then every time i try to hot sync this messege come on my handheld say synchronising acropilot.prc and stay there for ever i have to reset my palm to stop that message.
and when i reset that palm i found the program back on my palm i delete it from everywhere but still. i did hard reset but the same.
I need help please

[tosbsas]

you have to deinstall the desktop part of adobe for PlamOS too - disabling the condiut alone doesn't do the trick

Ruben

[Tam Hanna]

Well, I can remember AcroPilot from the IIIc days. It is a companion program to Adobe Reader for Palm OS...

[Telyx]

After a successful HotSync, AcroPilot.prc deletes itself (or, at least, its icon) from the handheld. You should only see it if your HotSync doesn't complete successfully.

[SoS]

After a successful HotSync, AcroPilot.prc deletes itself (or, at least, its icon) from the handheld. You should only see it if your HotSync doesn't complete successfully.

dont think this is true, i have it on my machine and have successfully hotsynced quite a few times (!)

[tosbsas]

Did you deinstall your desktop part of Adobe for Palm OS too - that was the only thing taht did the trick for me

Ruben