Graphics Gone in Acrobat 8.1.2

Hello. Acrobat Pro is a killer app. However, I might have flipped the wrong switch and killed it.
None of the graphics in any of my Adobe Acrobat documents will show up. I get a blank grey slate instead.
I use a MacBook Pro 2.33 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo with 4G of RAM. OS 7.5.2. Printers include USB networked HP OfficeJet Pro L7780 and LaserJet 1300n, also run by USB hub.
Acrobat Pro is 8.1.2. I'm quite sure I mucked it up at a medical conference in Hawaii while trying to scan in documents from the conference.
Where did the scalpel slip?
Dr.John

graffiti,
Your forum name is perfect.
I'm a sophisticated end user. I don't have time to deal with minutia. Is ReadIRIS Pro 11.5 the best OCR on the Mac platform? I never know if MacWorld gives me the straight scoop. Soemtimes when I use it to OCR .pdf files, I get font substitution for indivdual letter.
-John

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A resource listing at Acrobat Users Community
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