Virus/Bug Corrupted my PDF Files

Alright, so everytime I open a PDF file an obscene picture pops up. I'm not going to describe what it is, but simply put it is hentai and not something you want on your phone. Every time I open a PDF file it pops up for several seconds before going to the actual file. Besides being a nuisance it doesn't seem to effect my phone in any way, but I really want to get rid of it... I've searched and haven't found any similar problems. I'd hate to think I'm the first person..
Anyone know how I can fix this?

Try doing these steps
1. Backup the data that is stored on your USB partition (this will include pictures, music, etc)
2. Perform a Full erase
a. Launch device info
b. Select Reset options
c. Choose "Full Erase"
3. After the full erase sign back into your Palm profile
Before restoring any other data do you see the problem coming back?

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