Acrobat 8.1 Pro & AutoCad 2006 problems

We're having problems with the "latest version" of Adobe Acrobat Professional working properly with Autodesk/Autocad 2006. It is dropping out areas at random as well as adding in lines at random. Has anyone else heard of this problem or a fix. We have all the computers set to install the patches as Adobe pushes them out. It is getting very frustrating since we upgraded because it was supposed to work with Autocad better and it works worse. The previous version of Acrobat didn't have this problem...
Thanks

Aside from the file problem, it is not consistent in what it doesn't include from one PDF to the next of the same drawing. Of course it may be perfect. It is not layers it is sections of layers, or even parts of a letter. One example a large bold "C" which is made up of a number of lines doesn't include all the lines in the lower half so it looks bold on the top but not on the bottom. It may leave out difusers from one section but not another or a piece of duct work. It has also put in random lines. Sending a sample file will not give you a good picture of the problem.

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SOLVED!
Resetting Internet Explorer didn't work, Reinstalling Acrobat 9.0 Pro didn't work, but changing a registry key did.
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Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library error opening PDF files - Microsoft Community
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This is known issue with Acrobat for several versions now, Adobe's current fix is just to update their software: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/404/kb404597.html
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