How to permanently disable comment popup hint in Adobe Reader X?

I wish to permanently disable the popup that says "Click on Comment and Share to create, mark-up and send PDF files.":
It is getting annoying having to always click it to remove it when viewing a new PDF file in Fullscreen mode.
How can I acheive this?
Is there a setting in the preferences or a key in the registry that I can modify?

You're right. I've tested on a couple of computers now and the problem seems to be isolated to one computer with a particular software setup. On the others it works as you describe.
You would'nt by any chance know where this "don't show the bubble"-setting is stored after clicking the cross for the first time? Is it in the registry?
Edit:
Received a helpful tips: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Acrobat Reader\10.0\AVGeneral\bShowTaskButtonInfoBubble

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