Insert a pdf in another pdf take 20 minutes in Acrobat 9!

Hi! I'm trying to find out why Acrobat Professional 9 with all the update is waiting 20 minutes to insert a pdf of 1 page into another pdf at the very beginning? Usually it only takes a few seconds but for some reason now it takes its sweat bloody time!
Thanks in advance for everything!

Thank you Pat. The thing is that i can´t upload any document to the web server because it belongs to "Jimdo". They give the option with a kind of Plugin and the Pdf comes directly from your browser to be download from the visitors, but it look ugly. That´s why I inserted a link to go to another page (different server) where I can upload documents. I think a need someone who know Jimdo.
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