Problem using Adobe Reader 8.0 on nw04

Hello,
recently Adobe has released Reader version 8.0. It seems this is not supported by the Adobe Control provided by SAP. Is there an (ACF) update available for this?
I have tested with nw04 - SP15 and SP18. Not (yet) with nw04s. I only got this error after i manually removed the adobe control plugin.
For your reference the error message from the Adobe Control:
<i>An unexpected situation has occured while downloading neccessary SAP components to your PC.
Please have a look on the information given below.
If this information is not sufficient to solve the problem please click on the 'Show developer traces' Button.
This will show more detailed information which will be useful for the SAP Customer Service.
Error description
Neither Adobe Acrobat 6.0/7.0 nor Adobe Acrobat Reader 6.0/7.0 seems to be installed correctly.
The SAP Adobe integration needs at least one of this products to run successfully</i>
Thanks for your input,
Marijn.

Hi Markus,
thanks for your message. I'm sure you are already aware of the following: adobe advises users to upgrade to Reader 8.0 (or update AcroPDF.dll)
See <a href="http://www.adobe.com/support/security/bulletins/apsb06-20.html">Security Bulletin</a>
Regards, Marijn Sponselee
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