When you first started this thread, it sounded like this is your plug-in,
but now that you talk about source code not being available , that could
imply that you are not the author of the plug-in. We need a bit more
information about what exactly your situation is.
If you are the plug-in author, you should have changed your UI code from
ADM to some other technology a long time ago. Adobe did inform developers
many years ago that ADM would eventually go away, and before that, would no
longer be supported. I started a porting project of old code in 2008. That
gives you an idea about how long ADM has been marked as obsolete.
As TSN suggested, it's no surprise that your plug-in is no longer working.
If you look at a current Acrobat SDK version, you'll notice that Adobe is
shipping a sample plug-in that uses wxWidgets as it's UI framework. This
has the advantage that you can create cross platform plug-ins for both Mac
and Windows, and use the same UI technology. I've written a blog post in
2010 that provides some hints about how to get things compiled and linked
correctly:
http://www.khk.net/wordpress/2010/04/23/is-your-acrobat-plug-in-still- using-adm/
It's time for you throw out that old code and work on a new UI. If you've
had this UI since Acrobat 7, you got some good value out of your initial
development, so just bit the bullet and pick a new UI framework.
Karl Heinz Kremer
PDF Acrobatics Without a Net
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