3D content in Acrobat Standard edition

Hi,
Can I view 3D content in Acrobat 8.0 Standard? This is what I have on my machine and the attempt to access the 3D toolbar results in an error message. I believe that the free Reader allows 3D viewing, but I am hesitant to load that on top of Acrobat Standard.
Any tips would be appreciated.
Raffi

Steve,
Thanks for the reply. Yes, the file works fine using reader. Apparently I am having a problem with this installation: checked on another machine and everything works fine.
Any tips on where to look for the answer?
Thank you again,
Raffi

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