Acrobat Pro with design premium will not start

Yesterday I downloaded CS4 Design Premium. All of the programs work except for Acrobat Pro. It displays the following: An internal server error occurred.
I have tried all of the usual things like restarting. Removing preferences, no luck. Uninstalling and restarting then reinstalling, no luck.
What am I missing? I am using a MacBook Pro 2.33ghz intel core duo, 2g ram, with OSX 10.5.8.
Thanks in advance
William

Well I solved my own problem.
Delete this file.
You can find it on this path.
After I removed the file everything worked fine.
I am not sure where this file came from but I know removing it fixed the problem.

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