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Since the new Adobe Reader X, whenever the cursor in Windows explorer happens to be on a PDF file, Adobe Reader automatically launches two instances of its executable into the system memory, using CPU and RAM resources regardless if the user actually intends to open that PDF document or not.
I find this behaviour undesirable and unacceptable, and I'm baffled that such a radical change would be implemented in a program without giving the user a menu option to disable it.
Since there is no menu option, could someone please tell me how can I otherwise stop this from happening ?
Thank you.

Roy,
Role and Workset Hierarchy:
Folders F1 and F2 (Roles) are defined as entry points and therefore appear on the first level of the top level navigation bar. What happen is when we click F1 (Role), the underlying folders F1a and F1b (Worksets) appear on the second level. On click on F1a the first entry F1a (Workset) of the second level is activated and its contents (iViews) are displayed in the detail navigation and the contents of the iView is displayed in the portal page of the content area.
And same procedure happens with F2 role on the first level of the top level navigation bar. When we click on the F2 (Role) the underlying folders F2a and F2b (Worksets) appear on the second level of the top level navigation bar. On click on F2a the first entry F2a (Workset) of the second level is activated and its contents (iViews) are displayed in the detail navigation and the contents of the iView is displayed in the portal page of the content area.
I think need to configure levels of TLN which includes top level navigation, detail navigation and content area and then need to define the entry points.
Below are the links for configuring levels of TLN and right below it you will find link for define entry point:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/5a/33befa45ca7f459b24d0c5d51d0749/frameset.htm
Hope this time it helps you.
Thanks
Mona

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