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I think what you could do, is use the button to open Adobe acrobat and then open the VBA editor on the button. Inside the single quotes where the path to the executable is put a space and then the path to the document. It worked in Word Perfect so it's worth a shot. If it works in WP it'll prolly work anywhere, because WP blows! Hope this helps.
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