App-V Adobe Acrobat XI Professional PDF Maker office addin issue after sequencing

Hello
I sequenced acrobat prof successfully with app-v 5.0 sp2. the software works fine with one exception...
If i try to create a pdf from a word/excel or powerpoint 2010 following error occurs:
"Unable to find Adobe PDF Ressource files"

Hi migrosbasel
Do you have Acrobat X already installed on the same machine?
Regards,
Rahul

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