Acrobat 9 not working in Safari with Snow Leopard

I am unable to use my Arobat 9.3.0 as a reader for pdf files in Safari . I have recently purchased a new iMac, running OSX 10.6.2, successfully instaled web premium cs4, and all is working OK...except that the nice acrobat style menu bar is missing. I have no problem with this using my older power pc running safari 4 under system 10.5.8.
The Web browser option indicates acrobat 9.3.0 is supposed to be the viewer for pdf. but it is completely greyed out, and I am unable to change it under internet preferences. I tried the support page and found advice for ensuring web viewing inside safari with acrobat 8 - namely going into the LIbrary>internet plugins folder and removing acrobat pdf viewer, then running repai installation in acrobat. But this made no difference.
anyone have any suggestions?
cheers
john

okay problem solved !!!
i just used cocktail 4.1.5 to clear and delete all kind of caches. than i rebooted and everything is okay again.
cocktail is from: http://www.maintain.se/
so the problem is with some obscure caching

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