Note, also, that if we go through the motion of right-clicking the taskbar button and selecting close, it will not close all of the other windows - this only happens when you use the normal Windows "red-X" close button, which our programmers do often out of habit. Is there any way/setting to prevent this from happening? You can imagine how irritating it is to have 3 different references (in PDF form) open on your workstation, close 1, and have the other 2 go with it. I've rooted for registry settings, preferences, and so forth (even tried using a /n parameter), but cannot find a way to get Acrobat to not close ALL windows when you click "close" on a single one. Word, for example, will spawn separate instances for each open Word document, so closing one doesn't close all. This is not our desired effect, and it is frustrating, especially when we are reading from a variety of sources.
Now, if we close one window via the red X close button in the upper right hand corner, Acrobat 7 closes ALL open Acrobat windows. If we open a second Acrobat file by double-clicking, it too opens with a separate button on the Taskbar. If we open an Acrobat file by double-clicking under WinXP Pro, it pops open as expected. "At work we've been using Acrobat 7 Pro, but we have an annoying problem that we perhaps just haven't figured out yet.
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