Adobe Acrobat Prewiew (miniature) under 64 - bit client

Hi there...
We use Adobe Creative Suite CS3 and now we found out that since the change from a 32 bit XP to 64 bit XP our users not have a chance to see the small versions of the PDF Files in the folders.
IS that a normal 64 bit "feature" or is there something we can change that they are able to see them.
Thanx
Heady

Hi Matt,
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