Adobe needs to get with the program, as folder redirection is becoming increasingly common and there's no reason they should have such issues with it. We had issues with Acrobat 8 not looking in its own installation directory for files there, that it expected in the user's (roamed) "Application Data" folder. (on installation, the files were put both in the Acrobat folder, and the user folder-- instead of copying them over if missing, or looking in Program Files\Acrobat it crashed) Thankfully it was only on specific functions that not many of our users ever used, but I had to copy files manually for those users who did need it.

I run a computer lab with about 40 machines for 300 students-- we have to use roaming profiles, so if this bug is tied to that, well.. I guess we don't use Acrobat 9 until it's fixed.

Thanks for finding that out...