Adobe Acrobat 7 errors when exiting.

We arfe using Adobe Acrobat 7 professionsl and Adobe reader 9.2 on one of our systems here. Recentyly on exiting we have noted that Acrobat proffesional displays an eoor, please see attached files. Is there any way to stop this happening?

I have tried re installing both programs that did not help. After un installing all versions of reader and also Acrobat Pro, when just Acrobat Poro was re installed that we still had this problem.
This is a new issue which started after the latest update to Acrobat Pro previously we had been running for years with both Reader and Pro on this System. Unfortunately the ONLY update to Acrobat 7 Pro that is still available is the latest one with this bug in it.

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