Frozen Screen When Creating a Shared Review

I am trying to create a shared review through a network folder, however, it freezes with the following message box: "Status: Creating shared folder location...". This is the first time this has happened, as I have been able to create a shared review many times before using the same network folder. Can anybody help me with this issue? Thanks in advance.

I am trying to create a shared review from an Adobe 9 pdf, however, it freezes with the following message box: "Status: Creating shared folder on acrobat.com". This is the first time I have tried using Acrobat.com to share and collaborate on documents. When I click "next" from the initial Shared Review screen my understanding is that I should be prompted for my username and password for Acrobat.com but I do not get that prompt. "Authenticating Adobe ID..." and "Communicating with Acrobat.com..." messages flash on the scren and then the Shared Review dailog screen that asks for "Delivery Method, To: CC:, etc." comes up. I fill in the fields and then it attempts to connect but never makes the connection and returns the above message and I hit the retry button but it never completes. Can anybody help me with this issue? Thanks in advance.

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