Email link in pdf

Hi, one of my colleagues has a problem with opening links in pdf. Clicking a email link leads to several IE-windows instead of Notes mail. Any suggestions?

I can't find any 'email account'-option under "preferences". In which category should I find it? Adobe reader X, btw.

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Does Keynote allow you to create clickable links in pdf files yet?

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