Please verify derectory path where Adobe photoshop7.0 is located

If you have shortcut on desktop - Right Click - Property and see the target, you can also open file location from here

Instead of secifying an ouput path in the prefrences, Try leaving it Blank or there is an option to always ask, turn that on..

Program Files!

Did you install it with the default settings?

It depends what program made the file. Let's say you made a file in Microsoft Word. You should be able to go to file:print, then when the printer comes up, select PDF instead of the printer. I know this bypasses your Adobe, but it is a way to make a PDF. But, it sounds like the path to your Adobe program might not be right. On your start menu, right click on Adobe and select "Open file location". This should take you to the Adobe exe file that starts your program. If not, you need to find your Adobe folder, and make a new shortcut to Adobe by dragging (right click and hold) to your desktop.

Make sure that all parent folders for Application Data permit read access for the requisite users. Verify that each user has read permissions for each directory in the path and that your GPO policy isn't overriding these permissions. Adobe recognizes that this workaround isn't optimal in some enterprise settings.
I know this is a bit technical but it's the only solution offered by Adobe support.
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Bob

Error "1606: could not access network location \Startup" occurs when installing Adobe Creative Suite 4 products or Acrobat (8 or 9)Check out this website for the fix to this issue.

http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/402/kb402867.html

Run kb404307.exe on affected systems. Important: You should be logged in as an Administrator in order to use this tool.

1. Download the kb404307.exe utility from the Adobe website.
2. Double-click kb404307.exe to run it.

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I was able to remove Adobe 7.0.9 by getting feed back from "question to google crowd"!
1. I had to download a program that removed the "setup" from the Adobe 7.0.9 on my computer.
2.I then downloaded Adobe 8.1 (with the understanding that since "7.0.9" now had no setup instructions" there would be no problem with the "8.1" download) -
3.Once "8.1" was downloaded I went to "ADD/REMOVE" and removed "7.0.9" - this time it worked just fine - no message that I had to find a folder with "7.0.9" .
4.After removing "7.0.9" I removed "8.1" with the ADD/REMOVE program;
5.All Adobe was removed from the computer..I then downloaded ADOBE 9 from Adobe's website.
6.I went to my portfolio to check it out and the pages came up without a hitch.
Goodluck to those who have had a similar problem.
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