ACROBAT 8.0 VIEWING MULTIPLE PDF FILES

Hello,
I've just installed Adobe 8.0 Professional and am having issues if I have multiple pdf files open. When I move the mouse the window will toggle to a different pdf file. This was not an issue with Adobe 7. Is anyone else experiencing this same issue?
Thanks,
Tina

Tina,
You'll have better luck if you post this on the Acrobat User-to-User forum. This Acrobat 3D forum deals specifically with 3D issues.

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