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Article #9144AcroRd32.exe running in the backround
From: Kevin_Nugent
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2007 11:50
Date: Sat, 20 Jan 2007 11:50
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Dear Forum: Acrobat Reader 8 Internet Explorer 6 Adobe reader (AcroRd32.exe) opens and runs in the background every time I access www.chase.com. It doesn't with other sites eg. www.microsoft.com. It doesn't close when I leave the site or shut down IE. It uses roughly 22-24MBs memory. Questions; 1. Is there a setting in the reader to control this? 2. Is this a result of the Adobe Reader Speed Launch shortcut in my Startup folder? 3. Is there a setting in IE that can control this? 4. Should I just shut it down manually (task manager) every time I access Chase.com. Thanks for any input. -Kevin
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