Acrobat 3D 8 document :: acrobat reader 7 compatibility?

Hi all,
I've created a pdf with Acrobat 3D 8.
The 3D doesn't work with reader 7... seems to be normal!
Is there a way to produce a file that could fit the both versions?
Thanks

I believe it is necessary to update your Reader to at least 7.0.8, which allows the Reader to be compatible with documents produced by Acrobat 3D version 7.0. Acrobat Reader v8 is out, and has been for about 10 months. Depending upon which features you use, there may be some limitations when producing docs with v8, and being able to see them with v7. This info must be on the Acrobat 3D website someplace...

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