Adobe Reader on a Solaris 10 SPARC machine

Hi,
Can anyone tell me if Adobe's Vulnerability ID: APSB11-03 is applicable to Reader 8.1.7.  That is the version of Reader that is installed be default with the latest version of Solaris 10 for SPARC platforms.
Thanks.

Dear zata40,
No, Adobe Reader 8.1.7 for SPARC solaris is not affected by this security vulnerability, it is applicable to Win and Mac releases only.
Thanks,
Atanu Dhar
([email protected])

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