Saturday, January 26, 2019

Adobe Reader 9.5.5 for Windows

I personally prefer using old versions of Adobe Reader on my PC mostly because the UI is much better, and quick to load or render the PDF Documents. As it stands most PDF files that you find will be using at least PDF standard 1.7. So you will need at least Adobe Reader 7.0 installed on the PC. These older versions are great Offline but Online try sticking to Firefox's PDF.JS to view the PDF within the Browser. I am actually Running Adobe Reader 9.5.5 under Windows 7 Home Premium (64-Bit). It's a strange install Process too; First you need to Install "Adobe Reader 9.5.0" via the EXE or MSI installer, then you have to install the 9.5.1 - 9.5.5 updates in order via the MSP files. But if you are still using an Archaic OS such as Windows XP, even just for Gaming, try using Adobe Reader 7.0.9 instead it will probably run better and it can open your PDF format Game Manuals/Game Guides. (I wouldn't run anything newer than Adobe Reader 8 on XP tho.) And the following Download Links are from the Official Adobe Reader FTP Archive. (Unless the Hyperlink mentions otherwise) And all of the Downloads are the US English versions of the Software.


Windows Installer Files (Windows 7):
Adobe Reader 9.5.0

Update Installers:
Adobe Reader 9.5.1
Adobe Reader 9.5.2
Adobe Reader 9.5.3
Adobe Reader 9.5.4
Adobe Reader 9.5.5 


Legacy Installers (Windows XP):
Adobe Reader 7.0.9 

Legacy Installers (Windows 98-2k):
Adobe Reader 6.0 


Legacy Installers (May Run on Windows 98-2k):
Adobe Reader 7.0

Legacy Installers (Windows 95):
Adobe Reader 5.0.5 (Old Version)

Other Installers:
Adobe Reader 9.5.5 for Linux 

Images:
Adobe Reader 9.5.5 Running on Windows 7.

Saturday, January 19, 2019

My Most Prized Possession

Currently my most prized possession to date, that I have the most Love for in my collection of everything that I own. Would have to be my Nintendo DS Lite that I got off of eBay. My Nintendo DS Lite will be used for playing my NDS and GBA games. While, my Gameboy Advance will be for Playing my GBC and GB games. I enjoy playing the Nintendo DS Lite alot, so what if the Nintendo Wireless Network was shutdown for the DS? It's fun for Offline Play, and I am sure Local Wireless works fine. Only downside to the DS Lite was it only can use WEP encrypted Wifi networks. But, the games/handhelds are all Region-Free up until the Nintendo DSi, so as long as a game isn't "DSi Exclusive". Pokémon Black and White are "DSi Enhanced", but are only Region-Locked when played on an Nintendo DSi, 3DS, or 2DS. So, they will play on any Region console of the Original DS or Nintendo DS Lite. You will only miss out on the Camera Features of the game's Online Video Chat. (Xtransceiver) Which is Useless now as Online was shutdown in 2014.  An US Action Replay DSi still works on the Japanese DS Lite, too. (If you still have one, that is, Datel no longer makes it anymore)

Other Info about the Handheld:
The Nintendo DS Lite is rather very cheap to import into the United States, from Japan via eBay. An average console (usually without a charger and near dead battery) will usually costs about $6 usd, SAL shipping (takes between 2-4 weeks) costs about $7 usd; a total of about $13 usd for the console. as for the charger you can buy an 3rd party "Onn DS Family Charger" (Also charges your 3DS/2DS) for about $7 from Walmart. So you can get a decent and cheap DS Lite for about $20 usd.

Shopping Links:
Onn DS Family Charger ($8.96 usd; NDS Lite - 3DS XL) - Walmart
Insten Travel Charger for Nintendo DS Lite ($2.69 usd; NDS Lite) - Walmart


Info on my gaming Handhelds:

Nintendo DS Lite - Model No. USG-001
Color: Metallic Pink (Rose Metal) 
Region: Japan  (System Firmware set in English)
Personal Use: Playing NDS and GBA Games

Nintendo Gameboy Advance - Model No. AGB-001
Color: Glacier Blue 
Region: North America
Personal Use: Playing GBC and GB Games

Nintendo 2DS - Model No. FTR-001
Color: Red/Black 
Region: North America
Personal Use: Playing 3DS Games/Software

Nintendo Gameboy - Model No. DMG-01
Color: Grey
Region: North America
Personal Use: Broken/Unusable (Power/Battery)

Misc. Pictures:




This Post was last Updated on: 03/09/2019 at 2:43pm EST

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