Acrobat Professional 8.2 Freezes Upon Closing

When I open a pdf attachment in an e-mail using 8.2 Professional the
software runs correctly. When I click on X to close the program, the message Acrobat Professional
8.2 has stopped working - Windows is checking for a solution to the problem. Sometimes I can then close it out, but other times I have to go into task manager and stop the process to get the screen to close out. It doesn't happen if I run professional through the start menu only through outlook.

I didn't.
However, after my initial post, I noticed that there were many other options not present, so I did a repair installation. The redaction option, along with these other options, is now back.

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Mann oh Mann, da haben wir es entweder mit einem notorischen Schlaumeier zu tun oder mit einem Vorkämpfer der PISA-Generation, die subkomplexe Sätze nicht sinnerfassend lesen kann. Daher nochmals langsam zum Mitschreiben:
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Wurde nun ein neuer PC gekauft mit Betriebssystem Windows 8.1? - Ja
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Hat es geholfen? - Nein
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Du bist ganz schön belämmert und arrogant. Du schimpfst durch die Gegend, weil Dir nicht geholfen wird, wie Du es Dir vorstellst, aber rückst notwendige Informationen nicht mal raus, wenn man danach fragt, bzw. machst Angaben, die zumindest diesem letzten Post widersprechen. Also nochmals: Hirn einschalten, Stroh wegräumen und an der eigenen Nase anfassen und aufpassen, dass die Finger nicht rotzig werden. Man will ja in Zukunft noch notwendige Informationen wenigstens aus Deiner Nase rausziehen.

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-- he ran some further tests, but found nothing;
-- he re-installed my OS as a hopeful-hail-mary-just-maybe-last-ditch effort; the problem persisted!
-- we both agreed that we had ruled out a software cause
-- he offered me to leave my MBP to get fixed for a flat fee of $300.00 (which after a couple weeks of trying to figure this out is starting to sound more and more reasonable)
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Ok, this is a crazy-simple, quasi-embarrassing fix, but I'll post it anyway just in case anyone is having a similar problem (for example, this guy: Changes to pmset being ignored).
Some time around late last August / early September (2014) this issue began happening for me (specifically, issue = closing lid while on battery power induces hibernation / shut down instead of sleep --- independent of hibernation mode). Maybe it was when I upgraded to Yosemite (not sure what the exact date of that was). As detailed in my original post, I frantically tried everything I could think of... At that time, however, I had quite a few presentations and posters to create and present at meetings and conferences, so I held off fixing it for a couple of months and returned to it this past week, where I tried a few more things listed above, but again to no avail...
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There are interesting questions that arise due to this fix. For example, why did this problem persist on clean installs of OS Yosemite? Is "standby" being set to 0 the Yosemite default? I'm not sure. If it is, then Kappy was right: this was normal behavior... It just wasn't always the normal behavior...at least not for my MBP. Normal behavior (hibernatemode 3) used to be (and now is again) that the MBP goes into safe sleep, and then only after an allotted amount of time will it go into full-blown hibernation.
NOTE: the "standby" and "standbydelay" PMSET settings are not available in some earlier MBP models (e.g., my brother has a 2010 and does not have these settings); so if you're having a similar problem with an earlier model, this fix might not be of any help to you.

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Thanks in advance
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