Adobe reader prop bitmap dll not loaded

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Watch our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. Joined Apr 2, Messages Until today I had no trouble scanning anything with the one button scan feature.

But beginning today I began getting the "prop bitmap dll not loaded" error. However, I can still scan if I do not use the one button feature. Any one know what's going on? I have also downloaded bitmap. It is possible I am not installing the bitmap. Joined Dec 5, Messages 32, HAve you tried uninstalling and reinstalling. As Seen On. Welcome to Tech Support Guy! Latest posts. Say What!! When posting on forums, include your operating system and your product's version number.

Legal Notices Online Privacy Policy. Troubleshoot Acrobat Reader installation Windows Search. Known issues. Authenticating proxy servers. Antivirus software. System requirements. Troubleshoot download problems. Nothing happens. A file stops downloading prematurely. Any of the following error messages appear: "The server returned extended information.

Check your Internet settings and click retry. Make sure that your Internet connection is stable. Download when there is less activity on the Internet.

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