Adobe PDF 6.0 in Shared folder?

My Mac under OS X 10.5.6, stops during a Startup sayiug IOKitWait has an error of some sort related to the Public Folder. After pausing for 5 minutes, giving me a Blue Screen while doing so, it continues on and boots normally. This is the actual message where it pauses:
Mar 27 15:29:18 Moonstone-Art-Studio /System/Library/CoreServices/
coreservicesd[43]: SFLSharePointsEntry::CreateDSRecord:
dsCreateRecordAndOpen(Moonstone Art Studio's Public Folder) returned
-14135
Mar 27 15:34:04 Moonstone-Art-Studio SystemStarter[16]:
IOKitWaitQuiet: -536870186
Mar 27 15:34:04 Moonstone-Art-Studio DeltaHelper[142]: Delta Helper is
starting up
I believe this is the Shared folder in my User account?
Is this pause related to the folder "Adobe PDF 6.0" being in there? Maybe outdated for OS X 10.5.6?
Did it get there because I'm running Adobe Acrobat 6 Pro on my Mac?
Solutions?

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Thanks. I've had relatively good luck with the little I've done with Acrobat Pro 6.0.6.
Create pdfs from multiple files, reduce file sizes, etc. Not too extensive.
Only under Tiger 10.4.11 and now trying some of it under Leopard 10.5.6. Seemed to work for small jobs.
If Adobe hears about it, I expect they'll throw something into the mix, to break it, to try and make us buy more (a bit pessimistic, I know).
I have no more to spend on Adobe products, Leopard 10.5.6 is probably my last Mac OS X for a good while. I am trying CS on both my machines.
Hate to be so negative about Adobe, but have you tried to get past the alternative ID and PW they're getting us to do? I've done it, but it keeps coming up. Annoying.
Like trying to keep up with the OS X ... when you can't afford $4-500 every few years on what's a great package ... just not feasible for me.
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