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acrord32 is acrobat reader. &nbsp;Are you trying to view a pdf?
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acrord32 is acrobat reader.  Are you trying to view a pdf?

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Uninstall, reboot and reinstall Acrobat Reader.<br />
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Zee
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Uninstall, reboot and reinstall Acrobat Reader.

Zee

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It seems to happen after I've viewed a .pdf in IE, but when I close IE acrord32 stays active and shows as 'not responding' slowing the system and sometimes keeping other programs from working properly.
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It seems to happen after I've viewed a .pdf in IE, but when I close IE acrord32 stays active and shows as 'not responding' slowing the system and sometimes keeping other programs from working properly.

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I have noticed that IE hangs around in memory long after I close it, and in many cases multiple instances are running. &nbsp;I have to terminate these processes with the task manger in WinXP. &nbsp;I wonder if this is a &quot;feature&quot; of the latest versions.
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I have noticed that IE hangs around in memory long after I close it, and in many cases multiple instances are running.  I have to terminate these processes with the task manger in WinXP.  I wonder if this is a "feature" of the latest versions.

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It is a &quot;feature&quot; of Acrobat Reader...<br />
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Zee
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It is a "feature" of Acrobat Reader...
:-(

Zee

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is it a problem in all versions?
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ThanQ.<br />
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Zee
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acrord32 often shows up as not responding when the system stops or is slowed. &nbsp;terminating it solves the problem. &nbsp;How can I keep this from happening?
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acrord32 often shows up as not responding when the system stops or is slowed.  terminating it solves the problem.  How can I keep this from happening?

acrord32 not responding

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