Frequently Asked Questions
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Q. What is the Acrobat Reader software?

A. Acrobat Reader is a document viewer written by 
     Adobe Systems.  It has become an industry 
     standard for maintaining and viewing electronic 
     documents due to its flexibility and ease of use.
     For these same reasons, we at AGES Software
     chose the Acrobat Reader as the viewing software
     for our Spurgeon Library.


Q. Should I Use My Current Version Of Acrobat Reader?

A. As a rule, no. Your Library comes with a special
			version of the Reader called "Adobe Acrobat Reader
			Search" The last word is important: "Search"
			makes it possible to do complex searches of the
			Library books. Please install the enclosed
			version.


Q. How do I start the Spurgeon Library?

A. Double-click on the icon "SPURGEON" on your desktop
			or on the file "SPURGEON.PDF" on the CD.


Q. How do I copy text out of the Spurgeon and paste it
		into a word processor?

A. First, choose the Text Selection tool (it's the button
     on the tool bar with "ABC" on it).  Then highlight
     the text you want to copy. Next, go to the "Edit"
     menu and choose "Copy".  Now, go to your word
     processor, go to its "Edit" menu, and choose
     "Paste".  The copied text will then appear.


Q. Can I copy more than one page at a time?

A. Yes.  You may need to turn on continuous page
     mode by going to the "View" menu and choosing
     "Continuous".


Q. I'm experiencing some errors or my Reader won't
		 open. How do I get the Library to work again?

A. Although rare on the Mac Platform, certain issues
			may arise. Check the following:

			1) You have too many fonts in the font folder.
						The limit is 128 suitcases. If you have too
						many fonts, the symbol font wont be seen by
						Acrobat (and other programs) but Acrobat
						MUST have the  Symbol font to work.

			2) The "ATM Font Database" file (an item that
						is loose in your system folder) is present
						and broken and must be tossed. (It is not
						needed with this version of the Reader.)

			3) You may be installing with an application
						running or virus protection on and the
						installer is choking on something. To avoid
						such issues altogether, copy the ACRO_MAC
						folder to your hard drive, reboot with
						extensions off (shift key down) and then
						install the Reader (i.e., open the
						(ACRO_MAC folder and double-click on the
						install icon)

			4) The 4 substitution font files in the font
						folder of your System Folder are broken.
						(Adobe Sans MM, Adobe Serif MM, AdobeSanMM,
						AdobeSerMM) Remove them then reinstall
						the Acrobat Reader as explained in 3).

			5) There is a quirk that can happen where
						the desktop file gets corrupted and
						Acrobat cannot find certain fonts.
						Solution: rebuild the desktop file (i.e.,
						Restart with option and command keys down
						until box appears asking if you wish to
						rebuild your desktop.