"Send Comments" button missing in Acrobat 9

I have seen several other people with the same problem, just wondering if there is a solution. We have Acrobat 9 pro and we need to use the email review collaboration tool. When I send off a document for email review, the recipient person with Acrobat 9 does not get the "Send Comments" button. I have already check to make sure Java was check in the preferences and that all of the extend features and security options are correct. We updated recently from using Acrobat version 8 to 9. This feature worked fine in version 8. I have tried this on multiple machines with multiple individuals and it does not show up under any circumstances. Any suggestions?

I guess I will answer my own question. The problem stems from selections made when installing. Our enterprise edition had access points to adobe.com disabled which is selection option you get when installing. The solution is a simple registry change. The send comments button is present now.
For Acrobat pro 9 users
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Adobe Acrobat\9.0\Workflows ] “bEnableWorkflowPart”=dword:00000000 to 1
For systems with Acrobat Reader, use the following:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Adobe\Adobe Reader\9.0\Workflows ] “bEnableWorkflowPart”=dword:00000000 to 1

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