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Quite Imposing or Quite Imposing Plus
Current Version 2.9b (24 February 2009)

1. Check the system requirements

You will need the following:

  • A computer running a full copy of Adobe Acrobat (Standard or Professional) . The free Adobe Reader will not work.
  • For the Macintosh version, a Macintosh running Mac OS X and Acrobat 5.05, 6.0 or 7.0 (Standard or Professional) or 8.0 or 9.0 Professional. Earlier versions of Acrobat will not work. There is no support for Mac OS 9. Please read Adobe's system requirements carefully. For instance, Acrobat 9.0 requires Mac OS X.4.11 or above.
  • For the Windows version. Acrobat 4.0x, 5.0x, 6.0x, 7.0x, 8.0s or 9.0x (Standard or Professional). The plug-ins are supported on the same Microsoft Windows system as Acrobat. Please read Adobe's system requirements carefully. For instance, Acrobat 9.0 requires Windows XP SP2 or Vista..

2. Go to the appropriate download page
Use if:
  • You are a licensed user of version 1 and want to update to the last available version (1.6c).
Use if:
  • You are a licensed user of version 1 and want to update to the last available version (1.6c).
  • If you are running Mac OS 9, or running Acrobat 4 in Mac OS X, and so cannot use the version 2 of the product.
  • These are fully working versions, which will mark your work with a large X as long as they are run in demonstration mode. If you would like to test the software without the X, please contact sales@quite.com for a trial license number.

So good that you want to share the plug-in?

We are happy for you to give copies of the plug-in to your friends and colleagues, so that they can try out a demonstration too. You must not pass on any serial number you may have been issued with. If you would like to include the plug-in on a web site or CDROM you must contact us first.