Adobe Reader 11 zieht die Sicherheitseinstellungen der Windows-Sicherheitszone nicht

Hallo zusammen,
ich verwende den Adobe Reader 11.0.06 auf einen Windows 7 System.
In den Reader 11 Voreinstellungen ist der 'Geschützten Modus' und die Erweiterte Sicherheit 'Unter meinen Windows-Sicherheitszonen aufgeführten Sites automatisch vertrauen' aktiv.
Öffne ich jetzt ein PDF Dokument aus einen vertrauten Verzeichnispfad oder Intranet/Internet, so kommt die Anzeige das die PDF Datei aus einer unsicheren Quelle wäre und Funktionen sind deaktiv.
Hat einer eine Idee weshalb die Windows Sicherheitseinstellungen nicht gezogen werden.
Hier möchte ich keine WhiteList anlegen, da die Windows Sicherheitseinstellungen das noch unter dem Reader 10 gezogen haben.
Viele Grüße
Erdem

Nö, kann keiner. Und warum? Wir wissen nix über dein System, deinen Drucker oder deien Druckeinstellungen, weil du es uns nicht gesagt hast. Wieder mal typischer Fall von "Frag doch mal die Mutti (oder die Maus?)!".
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