Open a pdf file with Acrobat Reader/Pro from a https site using ie

Hi!
I somehow don't manage to open a pdf file directly with Acrobat Reader/Pro when trying to open it from a https site and using ie8.
With http sites everything works just fine.
Are there any settings to enable this with https sites?
Greetings
Laura

Reader is a different product
http://forums.adobe.com/community/adobe_reader_forums

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