Adobe Acrobat 10 stanadard crashes after Users emails report.

I have user who gets 3 different reports n PDF format. They take a different pages from each PDf then emails them to the manager. After she emails the 1st one and attempts to repeat the process for a different manager all 3 PDFs crash the PC . Any Ideas?

Hi mikkilusa,
Have you tried the same with other PDFs? What happens?
How were those PDF files created?
Please let me know.
Regards,
Anubha

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