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Joined May 21, Messages 1. I was clearing out old, large files from my computer and noticed that I had over files with a format like acr The file sizes were all 2.

I thought, at first, it was some sort of auto macro or save function. I opened the file and it launched excel. There are over 2, rows of what appear to be keystrokes I have made on my PC. Everything from progams I have used to names of websites I have visited. I am thinking it must be some sort of spyware but I cannot find anything about acr files and excel relating to spyware when I search the internet. Has anyone ever seen this type of thing before? Excel Facts. Select all contiguous cells.

Computer has a cable modem connection to the Internet and connection to a wireless home network. I use Norton Internet Security , with the latest updates.

Firewall and other security features fully activated. I do a full scan for malicious softwre weekly. Any help would be very much appreciated. Sincerely, Craig T. Dedo W. Craig Dedo UTC. Mike Walsh UTC. I uninstalled Reader. The problem seemed to stop, meaning directly related to reader. Then I reinstalled from web. This did not resolve problem. It returned. This stopped them last night, but today, after printing a couple of PDF files, back they came again, by the hundreds. Thanks in advance.

It's a known problem, but we've never been able to reproduce it. I did delete the files and reinstall software. Problem returned. I only open a couple of PDFs and print and close. Then, over time, hundreds and gigabytes of tmp files appear.

I assume it's tied to the print mechanisism. Today, I printed a couple of PDFs but no tmp files so far. Not very predictable. I did not discover it until the file server suddenly said that it was low on disc space, and I quickly did a scearch to find out what was happening!! I too have tried changing the preferences, and all that was suggested in the techdocs page, but nothing worked.

My solution is to uninstall acrobat. Has anyone come up with a solution to this? There does not seem to be a service running that is causing this. Maybe the tech support people could help us understand exactly what Acrobat does to the system when you install it? But typically, I get work order links at a web page, click the link, and it opens in the native program. Lately, in the past 4 or so days, I have not seen a reoccurrence of the acr. Robert; Thanks for replying.

Sorry Roberta. For some weird reason my brain saw Robert. I think I have the same problem.