Cannot EMBED PDF into Office

When trying to EMBED a pdf into Office 2010 (Powerpoint, excel, word, etc), i get an error that Acrobat.exe cannot be found. We have Adobe Reader X and Adobe Writer X installed. When I open Adobe Reader X and try to EMBED the pdf, it works fine, but with Adobe Reader closed, it gives Acrobat.exe error. We have an application that allows/denies access to certain application, due to licensing, not all users are allowed to run Acrobate Writer, but it is installed. We need to figure out why with Reader Closed, Acrobat Writer is being called from Office embeding. i already checked the Acro.Exch.Document and Acro.Exch.Document.7 keys and they are set for Reader.

You have two apps installed both offering the same OLE classes, but one with a more complete implementation. I wouldn't like to speculate how Windows arbitrates between them, but it isn't likely to consider issues such as licensing. I wouldn't expect this to fully work.

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