Acrobat Pro 8.0 Windows - No Disk Using Organizer

Question

I am running 2 desktop systems a GTW 840GM with XP Pro SP2 and a HP a6245n with Vista SP1, both have drive bay mounted Multimedia Card Readers with 4 devices. I store my PDFs on CF and SD cards.
GTW 840GM( base load with system drivers and Acrobat Pro 8.0 with updates )
After I launch Acrobat then click file - Organizer - Open Organizer I get an error with 3 buttons
Windows - No Disk error
Exception Processing Message c0000013 Parameters 75b6bf9c 4 75b6bf9c 75b6bf9c
(Cancel) (Try Again) (Continue)
If I click continue 8 times 2 for each physical device the error clears and
if I collapse Computer(navigation panel) the error returns. If insert one media device this reduces the number clicks by 2.
In summary my issue is the errors generated and problems with insertion and removal of smart media when using Organizer to view PDFs.
Is anyone else seeing these errors ?
Thanks
Phil.
PS. I know Organizer is a great tool but no one uses it :}

Answer 1

re: George Johnson
Thank you for the response. This process that we are looking to do is necessary. We have 400+ OLD PDF forms that currently are printed by our print shop and then manually filled out and scanned into our system. The current process requires a clinician to log into our scanning system, identify a patient chart, and then identify the type of report they are scanning in. This process is time consuming with possibility of errors (wrong chart selected, wrong form, etc.). Plus, we have to stock up to 400 forms at each location.
We don’t have the funds to convert 400+ complex forms into electronic submissions where the form fields are discrete and file accordingly. So, what we have come up with to save costs of a new system and reduce potential errors is to add a barcode to each existing form.
Basically, each form will get a barcode and a javascript function in the onload event to process and parse passed in link parameters.
So when a clinician clicks on a form link in our EMR system the form will load passing in the patient acct. number and form name into the link parameters (all on our local intranet) so it will get embedded into the barcode on the form. They will then print the form fill out the data (or have the patient fill it out) and then drop it in the scanner. Our scanning system will automatically see the barcode and file the form under the correct patient and form folder based on the barcode info. (A scanned image of the form will save to the patient profile).
Ultimately we would like to convert all of these forms to electronic signature/submission but we do not have the funds or the time to do this.