Unable to view pdf in Adobe Reader

I am unable to view pdf in Adobe Reader. I have uninstalled and reinstalled, carried out the adjustments in prefernces and the internet as advised in the help section in Adobe Reader. I am at aloss as to overcome this problem. Any adise would be appreciated. Thanks
Ausy58

The pdf file does not show in any window, I have tried on different sites on the internet with the same effect.
Message from Bernd Alheit <[email protected]> at 2011-11-18 05:09:26

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