Adobe Reader卸载或升级后，删除Adobe Reader的Cmap文件夹及文件

虽然是英文，但是很浅显易懂，就不翻译啦，亲测成功。

Issue

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After you run theUninstaller for Adobe Acrobat, or a version of Adobe Creative Suitethat contains Acrobat, files remain in the folder C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\Acrobat [version]\Resource\CMAP\.

If you try to delete thesefiles manually fails with error, "Access is Denied."

Reason

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Because these files needto be accessed by functions of Acrobat which run as a Service inWindows, they are marked as being owned by the System, and thelocal Administrator's group does not have permission to deletethem.

Solution

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Note: For theseinstructions to work, you must be logged in to Windows with anaccount which is a member of the local or domain Administratorsgroup of user accounts. Step 1: Change the owner of theCMap folder and it's contents.

1. Go to C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\Acrobat 9.0\Resource\
2. Right-click on the CMapfolder and choose Properties from the context menu
3. In the CMap Propertieswindow, select the Security tab
4. In the Security tab,click the Advanced button
5. In the Advanced SecuritySettings for CMap window, select the Owner tab
6. In the Owner tab clickthe Edit button*
   *If using Windows Vista with User Account Control enabled, you'llneed to click Continue to permit Windows to continue with theaction
7. In the new Owner tabdialog box, select your name (computername\username) in the "Changeowner to:" field,log in as Administrator,and choose it.
8. Check the"Replace owneron sub-containers and objects" option
9. Click the Applybutton
10. At the Windows Securityprompt: "If you have just taken ownership of this object, you willneed to close and reopen this object's properties before you canview or change permissions." click the OK button.
11. Click the OK button toclose the Advanced Security Settings... Edit Owner dialogbox
12. Click the OK button toclose the Advanced Security Settings dialog box
13. Click the OK button toclose the CMap Properties dialog box

Step 2: Adjust thepermissions on the CMap folder and it'scontents.

1. In the CMap Propertieswindow, click the Edit... button.
2. In the CMap Propertieswindow, select the Security tab
3. In the Security tab,click the Advanced button
4. Check the "Includeinheritable permissions for this object's parent"option
5. Click the Editbutton*
   *If using Windows Vista with User Account Control enabled, you'llneed to click Continue to permit Windows to continue with theaction
6. Check the "Includeinheritable permissions for this object's parent"option
7. Check the "Replace allexisting inheritable permissions on all descendants withinheritable permissions from this object" option
8. Select the local ordomain administrators group, and click the Edit button
9. Check the "Apply thesepermissions to objects and/or containers within this containeronly" option
10. Check the Allow optionnext to the Full Control permission
11. Click the OKbutton
12. Click the OK buttonagain
13. Click the Yes button inthe Windows Security alert which reads, "This will replaceexplicitly defined permissions on all descendants of this objectwith inheritable permissions from CMap. Do you wish tocontinue?"
14. Click the OK buttonagain
15. Click the OK button onelast time to exit the CMap Properties dialog box

Step 3: Delete theCMap folder.

1. Making sure that the CMapfolder is selected click the delete key on you computer keyboard,or drag it to the Recycling Bin
2. In the Delete File dialogbox, click theYes or Continuebutton*
   *If using Windows Vista with User Account Control enabled, you'llneed to click Continue again to permit Windows to continue with theaction