Rundir Acrobat 8 Professional - Macintosh

when I try to run the file RunDirEx.txt with Distiller 8 I get the following error message in a log-file: %%[ Warning: Empty job. No PDF file produced. ] %%.
The path in the rundir-file is correctly defined.
Using Acrobat 7 the PostScript-Files will be combined correctly without error message.
Could anybody help me?
best regads
Marion

http://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat/downloads/Acrobat_SDK_readme.html
First of the "Known issues".
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