I am unable to send pdf files as an attachment using Adobe Send.

Adobe Send opens Entourage for my email which I no longer use and is in fact defunct, consequently I keep getting "Error" message from Adobe.
I want Adobe Send to use Outlook but cannot find how I can make Adobe Send choose Outlook instead of Entourage.
Please assist.
Danonj

I don't know if this is any help I have had a problem where the pdf files were not opening correctly which I think was the problem here. I spent hours of head scratching and have now found out what the problem is. Right click on the Adobe Reader Icon on the desktop. Select properties and then the compatibility tab. You will see the uppermost section in this screen is Compatibility mode. I have Windows 7 and mine was set to Windows XP. I changed that to Windows 7 and now the problem is resolved. In short use the above instructions to check you are using the right compatibility mode for the version of Windows you are using and your troubles should be over!!

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