3D pdf made in Acrobat 8 isn't working in 9

Hi Everybody!
I have a little problem again with 3D Pdf ( always problems....grr )
I made a Pdf with 3D content in Acrobat 8. It was working well, but only with Reader 8!
If I try to open in Reader 9 the 3D content doesn't appear.
Could be a solution if I make the Pdf in Acrobat 9, but Acrobat 9 has some new and else properties and I can't make my 3D Pdf correctly!
So my question is: Why doesn't work the Acrobat 8 3D Pdf in Acrobat Reader 9?
Hope there are some solution!
Thank You!

Hello,
I am wondering if this issue has been solved ?
Feel free to contact me if you need more assistance
Best Regards
William Gallego
A3D QE Team

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