Adobe Reader Crashes with OS Yosemite

Did anyone find a solution for the Reader crash? even when everything is updated, I reinstalled Reader to make sure... still crashes (random reasons: opening files, scrolling through document, just jumping between browsing and reading the document on reader does it as well). and what's worse? it cancels all the recently opened documents and goes back to some other date. so i can't finish my reading on the ones I had open, and have to figure out which ones they were.

Hey ym10541482,
Could you please uninstall Adobe Reader and then again install it from the link mentioned below:
Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Install for all versions
Please disable all the anti-virus programs (if any) temporarily from your computer.
Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Anubha

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