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Malcolm_Windham@adobeforums.com #1
acrobat sdk backward compatibility
Does one use the latest sdk and chose functions that are supported back to the earliest version of acrobat that is to be supported and release one item, or does one use the specific sdk for each version of acrobat and develop unique items for each?
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Aandi_Inston@adobeforums.com #2
Re: acrobat sdk backward compatibility
Generally, you use the current SDK, and read the description of each
method carefully to see when it was introduced. Plug-ins are a little
more complicated, and I'd recommend using the correct version of the
SDK for the oldest version you want to support; but availability of
old versions is very limited.
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