ADOBE PDF ERROR ON E65

I tried downloading a PDF file from the NOKIA website on my E65, which it did, but the file did not open and phone displayed an error (App. closed: Adobe Reader USER 11). Since then the Adobe PDF program is not opening and displays the same error message. Has the Adobe PDF program got corrupted? Has someone else experienced this?
Cheers

I also have the same problem with my E50.
After a failure to open a downloaded PDF file from Web Browser, it is not possible to launch Adobe Reader again, either from main menu or by opening a PDF file in file manager.
Have anyone found a solution for this problem?
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