Running into problems with Adobe Acrobat 8.1.2 on 64-bitWindows Vista

I am installing Acrobat 8.0 Standard on a Windows Vista machine.
During the installation, it asks for a file called, AdobePDF.Dll for Adobe Acrobat Vista disk. I searched the Adobe Installation CD
for that file but could not find it. I chose to cancel but the installation went ahead. It seems to have successfully installed Acro
bat but I would like to get an explanation of the missing file and any problems I may encounter as a result.
When I print to a PDF, the Printque says spooling but I am never prompted for file name. It never finishes. Even when I tried to cancel printing, it does not seem to go away.
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