Forms and Network Resource

I have made several forms using Adobe 9 and distributed them.  Most often I get a message in the Tracker that says "you do not have access rights to this network resource".  Is Acrobat.com considered a network resource?  If so, then how do I change my settings?  When the error message appears, I cannot ever stop collecting information or delete the message.  Help!

Finally, someone else who has had the same experience!  I was finally able to get a bunch of me error listings in the Tracker deleted.  I have an alternate email account.  I went into Acrobat.com and "shared" the files giving the error posts with that email.  Then went into the alternate email, put in some bogus information, and hit the submit button.  Later I went back into Tracker and was able to remove the response form the list.
This method did not work for all of the postings.  I had three that had been emailed instead of diseminated via Acrobat.com, and those postings have not been able to be deleted yet.  But at least a chunk of the junk is gone.
After trying to get some answers on some tricky problems, I get the distinct impression that Adobe is just so darn big, with so many different facets, that it is practically impossible for any tech to have knowledge of how all the different programs work together.  Either that or ya just have to suck it up and either pay the big bucks to get more in-depth professional help, of get lucky, like I did with this fix.
Pretty darn hard to get work done when ya have to spend valuable time fereting out solutions to problems that should never have popped up, eh?

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