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Thanks for reply!

Yes, I'm using Magic Button 2.0. But I tried to install and use Adobe Reader just after hard reset (on "clear" Windows Mobile 2003SE).

The major problem in that Adobe Reader loads CPU not only on switching from one page to another, but also while I'm reading current page! What is it doing this time? There is a static image on the screen... Problem persists with any pdf documents, even standard "Adobe Reader User Guide.pdf". But it is enough to open Adobe Reader menu by tapping on arrow in lower left corner to get 0% CPU load. CPU load raised to 50% again when menu closed. :( When I slowed my CPU down from 400 MHz to 100 MHz, CPU load raised to 100%. :(

Is it my problem only? Have You the same trouble on Your device? Changes in CPU load after launching Adobe Reader may be viewed with Performance Monitor (http://www.thumbsupsoft.com/downloads/pemon/PMInstall.exe) - small (114 Kb) freeware program.

Best regards,
Dmitry Lebedev