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It sure is. It also doesn't close the processes after the program is terminated. When my computer starts crawling, I see in the task manager that there are sometimes a dozen or so "acrobat.exe" instances running with gobs of memory. Yet nothing in the applications window...
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Adobe is prone to locking up workstations with 100% cpu utilization  idnew2011@... | 03/08/04
yes  neil ubich | 03/08/04
They should have had it at the onset...  neil ubich | 03/08/04
Get rid of Adobe Acrobat Reader for the sake of the Processor & Memory  idnew2013@... | 03/08/04
I kind of like it  Nigel Johnstone | 03/08/04
Another "Oops! We should've already had this!" Moment  AbsolutelyNot | 03/08/04

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