Adobe reader showing no default email client

I am using Adobe Reader X on a windows 7 64 bit machine.  I am also using Office 2010 with Outlook.  When I click the email icon in Adobe reader X it pops up a window saying that I have no default email client chose.  Outlook is set to be the default email client but it still gives me this error.
What can I change so it uses Outlook as my email provider?

Thanks Pat. I've reported the following to adobe:
******BUG******
Concise problem statement: Every time a PDF is opened, Acrobat Reader issues the following error "Either there is default mail client..." with a banner from Microsoft Office Outlook. I'm using x64 Office365
Steps to reproduce bug:
1. Use Windows 8.1 x64 Enterprise
2. Use Office 365 x64
3. Install Adobe Reader from adobe's site
4. Have MS Outlook as your default mail app
5. Open up a PDF and error will come
refer to http://forums.adobe.com/message/5854075
Results: Error message which is very annoying
Expected results: Should not present an error message.

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