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arr> Exited with error code: 0x400e0009.

sperber> I see just this with *certain* pdf files across *all* architectures,
sperber> including AIX, Solaris, and Windows.  What I see is definitely a bug
sperber> in Acrobat. 

I can read the same pdfs just fine on my solaris 7 box with acroread 4.0.  It
MAY be a version thing, but it's not generically "acrobat reader" across all
verions and platforms.


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