Adobe Reader conflict with opening pdf in Outlook 2007email

I have Windows7, Outlook 2007, Adobe Reader 8.2 and 9.3.  Cannot open pdf doc. in my email with a double-click.  Must save first, then open the file.  When I double click pdf, this message appears, "...error with the following previewer: PDF Preview Handler for Vista".  I do not have Vista...I have W7

I'm having the same exact issue in windows 7 w/ adobe reader X. If I save it to the desktop
it opens fine. I've edited the registery as well as uninstalled reinstalled. and Disabled protection at startu
p with no success. What can we do Adobe to fix this. The product is completley updated and it is a brand new pc

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