Starting PDF file from Excel 2003 via a hyperlink

After updating to Reader X I can't open a hyperlink to PDF-files any more which are listed in an Excel-sheet. With Reader 9 it worked all-time. No I get the answer from the Reader, that the document can't be opened.
What to do?

Try shutting down all running instances of the Reader process and then clicking on the link to the PDF in Excel. It works for me then.

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