Problem Uploading from Acrobat 9 Standard

My documents uploaded from Acrobat 9 Standard to Adobe .com "upload" (it authenticates me and then the uploading dialog box comes up and then tells me it was sent successfully, and asks me if I want to view the uploaded file). When I go to my workspace, however, the documents do not show up in my workspace. Any ideas. Win xP sp 3
My adobe ID and my workspace ID are the same
I can go into my workspace at adobe.com and use the workspaces menu to upload a file from my computer, but the if I try and do it from within the Acrobat 9 application using their "Upload Documents to Acrobat.com" button on the tool bar , it doesn't seem to show up.
Message was edited by: fedupandcrazy3876
I am SOOOO Sorry. OK. I see that it adds the files to the "All Files" main category. I was jumping too soon and was looking right in the shared workspaces, completely blowing by the "All Files" up there at the top.

Never mind. I found it by hunt and peck. I like Pro 9 better. It was straight forward. This is not.

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