Acrobat 9 DLL policy

Hi,
Did you change the DLL loading policy for Acroabt 9?
I have an .api plugin which brings some dll with it, within its proper directory, something like :
%PROGRAMFILES%\Adobe\Acrobat x.0\Acrobat\plug_ins\MyPlugin:
  MyPlugin.api
  AThirdParty.dll
Everything worked like a charm from Acrobat 7 to 9, until now.
With the latest Acrobat 9.3.4 Extended (Windows 7 x64, XP x32), my AThirdParty.dll is unreachable (I have a Windows message about that).
And yes, if i put my AThirdParty.dll in a more comon path (e.g. system32), my AThirdParty.dll is reachable.
With Acrobat Pro 8.2.4 i don't have this issue, nor with older Acrobat 9.
Thanks,
Thomas Khurp.

Read this:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2953643

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