AcroPDF.dll deploy problem

Installer of our application registerd AcroPDF.dll successful (Reader wasn't installed before on PC) but when I run it I get message "There is a problem with Adobe Acrobar Reader. If it is running, please exit and try again. (1:1)".
What is it mean (1:1)? What could you suggest to fix this issue?
[our app is 32bit application, version of AcroPDF.dll is 10.1.133]
thanks

You need to have Reader installed on the computer. And you don’t have the rights to deploy that DLL (which is just a shim to Reader anyway).

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