Where are adobe reader log files?

Where are the log files for Adobe Reader?
When one of our clients opens a form off our liquid office server we receive an error. If possible I would like to find a log file that might give some sort of clue as to why this is happening. Thanks

I'll make an inquiry about that and if we have to contact liquid office at some point my guess is they may request that we do that if there is likely to be any useful information there. It is likely going to be pretty difficult as we have lots of clients opening forms constantly throughout the day.
I did find adobearm log file and also adobereaerbroker log file in the temp files on my own. So it does seem like reader logs some of it's activities. I haven't examined them completely yet but a quick comparison between a working machine opening our problem form and the one the computer that doesn't open it properly seems to show no obvious differences. They both seem to show problems with access denied and registry entries. However one works and the other doesn't even with the same issues in the log.

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