Reader 9.1 closes IE

I have two machines running XP Pro that after installing Adobe Reader for the first time, closes Iexplorer when attempting to directly open a pdf file. If I save the file first, I have no problem. Anyone else have this issue?

Yes! Actually I un-clicked Display PDF in browser and that solved the
crash. Thank you, thank you.
Jim Stape
Gilbert Center for Family Medicine
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