Adobe 10.1 Windows Explorer won't cooperate

Attempting to submit an application that requires 9.0 or higher Adobe. I installed 10.1. Now, when I attempt to submit the application, Windows says "stopped working..."...application not send

How do you submit that document; is there a Submit button on it?
Also, can you
update Reader to 10.1.9?
download the form to your local disk, then fill and submit it from there?

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IBM manual. Right click on the file and choose Properties. Look at the tabs in the dialog and note that there is no PDF tab. Now, OK out of the Properties dialog and double-click on the same file to open it in Adobe Reader. Now press
Ctrl-O or choose File Open to get the File Open dialog. Navigate to the same folder, right click on the same file and choose Properties. Look at the tabs and see that you now have the PDF tab that was missing in Explorer. In that tab, you
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types, but not for PDF files. This isn't a 64-bit versus 32-bit issues, it's a Windows XP versus Vista and later issue. What Adobe implemented in pdfshell.dll is an ActiveX interface called IColumnProvider, and Microsoft dropped support for this
interface in Windows Vista (replacing it with something called the Property System). You can glance at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb776831%28VS.85%29.aspx and just read the first line after the page header: "[This feature is supported
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From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Print from Windows Explorer Right Click (Adobe Reader X, WinXP)
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