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The Adobe Reader 8 window does not resize properly if a PDF is loaded and Logitech's mouse drivers are running on 64bit versions of Windows.

When the frame is enlarged (using the mouse, keyboard, or maximise/restore buttons), only the Comments and Attachments buttons are moved. The space around the document is filled with the same dark grey background on which those buttons are drawn, but the document area itself is not resized. If the window is shrunk, the document area is cropped by the frame. It is possible to interact with the document area (scrolling it and selecting text) even in this state.

I've seen this behaviour on Windows XP x64 with Logitech SetPoint 3.10, and on Vista Ultimate 64bit with Logitech SetPoint 3.30. Closing the Logitech drivers allows Adobe Reader to resize normally. It did not occur with prior versions of Adobe Reader.

I'd like to know if anyone else is using Adobe Reader 8 with the SetPoint software on a 64bit version of Windows, and if so, whether they are experiencing this problem. I did raise a support issue with Logitech, but that obviously resulted in nothing more than advice to reinstall the mouse software.

Thanks,
James.