Adobe acrobat pro 8.0/8.1 activated, re-activated

 Adobe Acrobat pro 8.0/8.1 RI count number solution to the problem can not be activated

If you have installed Adobe Acrobat Professional 8 can not be activated, or resume the installation, Adobe Acrobat Professional 8 need to re-activate, and different methods of activation activation method when first installed, after several tests can be re-activated:

Method One

1.  delete files
   C: \ Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Application Data \ FLEXnet \ adobe_00080000_tsf.data
2.  start Adobe Acrobat 8, wait for a while to re-activate the interface;
3.  Click "Other activation options"
4.  select "activate by phone" and press "OK"
5.  running Adobe Acrobat 8 ??RI, copy the activation code to RI to obtain an authorization code, press the "Activate"
6.  enter a new license key, press the "activate"

Method Two

1.  delete files
   C: \ Documents and Settings \ All Users \ Application Data \ FLEXnet \ adobe_00080000_tsf.data
2.  click Change serial number "
3.  running Adobe Acrobat 8 ??RI, press the "Generate Serial" Get the serial number, enter the first line of the serial number and press the "Activate"
4.  select "Adobe Acrobat 6 Standard, the second line of the input RI serial number and press" Next "
5.  select the telephone activation "
6.  Copy the activation code to RI to obtain an authorization code, press the "Activate"
7.  Enter the new license key, press the "activation"

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How to I change my Keyboard Layout on Openbox?

From a terminal run the following command:

sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup

This will step through various configuration options for your console, along with Keyboard Layout.

For temporarily switching between keyboard layouts

Especially if you don't have too many keybindings 
So I needed to have both the regular US keyboard as well as the US International keyboard so that I could type in Thai keyboard.
Here are the steps I took:
1) Determine which keyboard layouts you want to switch between. Determine if you want 2, 3, or more. This tutorial will work with as many as you need, but this is the first step 
2) Open up a text editor and open the file ~/.config/openbox/rc.xml
3) Scroll down to the keybindings section - you should see stuff like <keybinding key="“blah-blah”"></keybinding>
4) Find any line which says </keybinding>
5) Go to the end of that line and hit Enter
6) Copy and paste the following text:

    <keybind key="C-F11">
    <action name="Execute">
    <startupnotify>
    <enabled>true</enabled>
    <name>English keyboard</name>
    </startupnotify>
    <command>setxkbmap us</command>
    </action>
    </keybind>

    <keybind key="C-F12">
    <action name="Execute">
    <startupnotify>
    <enabled>true</enabled>
    <name>Thai keyboard</name>
    </startupnotify>
    <command>setxkbmap th</command>
    </action>
    </keybind>

7) Edit the <key=“C-F12”> and the <command>setxkbmap th</command> to fit your desires (C is Ctrl key, A is Alt key, S is Shift key, and change it if you want )
8) Rinse, Lather, and Repeat for all of your other desired keymaps.
9) Restart Openbox or reboot computer.
That's it!