Adobe Pro 9.0 crashes on menu button clicks in Citrix

Question

This bug is occuring while using Adobe Acrobat Professional 9.0 using Citrix MetaFrame Presentation server as a remote application. I have already posted this on the Citrix forums, but it might be worth a shot posting here to see if anyone can help.
This may sound like an oddball problem, and it is, but Adobe Acrobat 9.0  crashes whenever you click on any of the quick menu options. We have  found a few ways around this issue, but some of the features eventually
bring you to a command that as soon as you click on it, the program crashes.
There is no error message, the program just disappears. I am able  to run Adobe Pro just fine on the console, with all of the buttons  working normally. But when accessed through the MetaFrame Presentation Server, it seems like the connection isn't functioning at 100%. Sometimes even right-clicking on a certain box will close the program.
One specific example, (the reason I can no longer dodge the problem) is the "Combine PDFs" feature. Obviously, clicking the "Combine" menu button will crash the program. But the same action is accessible  through the file menu. However once you have that command open, the  "Add File" button is the only way to select which files you wish to  combine, and this button crashes the program. Now that I have no choice  being that there is a feature our users need but cannot use, I am  posting this question because my need is dire.
I have done many hours of research on this issue, and haven't had any luck. I've already tried completely uninstalling and reinstalling Adobe Pro, making sure it has the latest updates, etc. Any help with this issue would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance,

Answer 1

frstrsystemI make a fix, here it is:
1) I launch acropro 9 on the server, I go to the view->toolbars->tasks menu to  the "tasks" toolbar (which cause the crash).
2) on the server, run regedit and go to current user\software\adobe\adobe acrobat\9.0 and export this hive on a file like acrobat9_user.reg
3) create a acro9pro.cmd file with
regedit /S n:\scripts\acrobat9pro_user.reg
@start "C:\Program Files\Adobe\Acrobat 9.0\Acrobat\" Acrobat.exe
save this file on the server
publish your app and call the CMD instead of the acrobat file
trick; you can map drive into the cmd so that user can access network shares and not only the server on.