JS Console missing in Acrobat 9.3.3 from within browser[s]?

Question

I'm using the latest firefox, 3.6.8.  I cannot bring up the JS console, even when "show on error/message" is checked when there's a "undefined" script error.  No amount of console.print* will force the console to display... yet my scripts are clearly running.   I've had to resort to app.alert.  Ugh.
Saving the file locally and opening it in Acrobat (or reader with  "show console" checked) works fine.

Answer 1

I wrote the plug-in.
However, Acrobat searches for the third-party DLL even before the first line of my PluginInit function is executed.
Therefore the DLL cannot be loaded explicitly. I tried experimenting with delay-loading the DLL and then the error comes up and only after confirming it my PluginInit starts. So it is not a good solution anyway.
Please see this thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/672182?tstart=0
I think we all are seeing the same problem.
Acrobat does not load the DLLs (the APIs are not the problem) from "plug_ins" subfolder. I would expect at least some warning before such a change is made.
to be more specific:
I have a folder created under the "plug_ins" folder, something like "MyFolder". In this folder there are two files:
MyPlug.api and FromOther.dll. Now the FromOther.dll is not loaded. Acrobat complains about missing even before MyPlug.api is initialized.
In every previous version everything was fine.
Polda