Hi N8.

This is not quite my issue.

So far this is the only version I've experienced this on, and it's never happened in xpsp3 for me (which I use at the office still, to this day).

In fact, I had thought this was purely a windows7/acrobatX issue.

What occurs with me is that I'm in only Acrobat reader, reading files that I'd previously downloaded/saved, and attempt to scroll using the hand tool, and the hand not only does not "close" to a fist, showing it's grabbed the page and is ready to scroll, it will not let me pull the page down. It just doesn't do anything I need. If I then try again, the "not-responding" error shows up in the header-bar of the program window.

Normally, at least in my experience, not responding means I don't have enough ram, or my system is overloaded, and needs to release a few processes so it can continue.... I checked those, and nothing.

As stated- I have 4gb of ram, a 1.67ghz processor, and plenty of storage, to act as a buffer if needed (which the ram normally does, as I understand it).

So, thank you though. I hope yours gets resolved too.

These are all files that I've saved to my hard drive-- been on it since 2010.

It really doesn't matter which file-- they all do it at one point or another.

Although, I suppose the larger files do it more readily. I do have files that range from 3 pages to upwards of 500-600 pages. The ones that it's doing it most frequently on now are the ones that are from 6 pages to 30 pages.

And the only thing I'm seeing is the screen turns a whitish-- I suppose this is the way Win7 is nowadays.

Then, the acrobat reader window shows- program not responding on the header bar up top. Those are the only two things I can visually observe when it happens.

no, I saw nothing that caused it to freeze. Although, I never specifically expected that to occur.

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