Safari with Acrobat

Ever since I started working with my MBP I've had a problem with pdf files. The file opens fine in Safari, but the Acrobat menu bar is missing.
Thanks,
Mike

Hi,
Launch Adobe Reader and check the preferences to make sure the Internet section is set such that Reader is the preferred PDF viewer. You will need to restart Safari after making the change for Safari to be aware of it.
If that has no effect, try updating to the latest version of Reader (7.0.8), delete this file:
Hard drive -> /Library/Internet Plug-Ins/AdobePDFViewer.plugin
then reset the Adobe Reader preference in the Internet section and restart Safari again.
And cross your fingers!

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