Adobe Reader License Agreement pops up when I visit certain sites

Hi there,
Just wondering if anyone can help.
On certain machines when I visit a specific web site through IE7 I get the Adobe Reader 8 'License Agreement' popup that asks me to accept or decline.
This doesn't happen on all sites and I can't understand why AReader8 is getting involved since the site is pure HTML and does not involve PDFs.
The site in question is :
http://www.yjb.gov.uk/en-gb/
Any help / ideas would be appreciated.
cheers,
Rick

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19 jun 2012 kl. 21:49 skrev VikramGaur <[email protected]>:
Re: Adobe Reader license agreement
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Welcome to Adobe Forums,
If the resolution of you computer is small, then please increase the resolution size and then you will see the "Accept" button
On Windows XP : Right Click on Desktop -> Properties -> Setting -> Increase the Screen Resolution
On Windows 7 & Vista : Right Click on Desktop -> Screen Resolution
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