Open Certified PDF with Reader XI

I'm trying to open a certified PDF using Adobe Reader XI, but it always freezes there. while opening other normal PDF files, it works. The certified PDF is the official transcript from my graduate school. I'm running Reader XI in Mac OS X 10.8.
Anyone can help open the file? i need the information urgently. Thanks a lot.
Lijun Zhu

Any update on this issue. I have several people having this issue and would like to know if anyone has been able to locate a resolution.

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