NOTE: Before I upgraded to Adobe Reader 10, I was using Adobe Reader 9.4.1 also with the latest snapshots of NVDA and didn't experience such problems. But if you manage to press F4 immediately after opening the PDF from the 1st link and by doing that closing (hiding) the "Navigation pane", it is more likely that Adobe Reader will not crash. If you open the PDF from the 1st link and you do not touch anything, Adobe Reader 10 also crashes.If the "Reading Untagged Document" dialog appears (in the case of the 2nd file it will) - select "Infer reading order from document (recommended)" from the "Reading Order:" combo box and press ENTER.Open a PDF document in Adobe Reader 10.I've managed to test it with another screen reader running (JAWS v11.0) and didn't experienced such crashes from Adobe Reader. I've tested this with NVDA 2010.2 and the latest snapshot as of this writing (r3941) and the result is the same as described above. But if there are no tags in the document and the "Reading non-tagged document" dialog appears, seconds after I make my choices in this dialog and press ENTER to continue and the dialog for document preparation is closed, Adobe Reader crashes. But if I leave it open (the "navigation pane"), seconds later Adobe Reader crashes.
I was quick enough to press F4 moments after the document was loaded and Adobe Reader didn't crash. By default however the "Navigation pane" is displayed on the left side of the Adobe Reader window. In this file there are tags and the dialog witch asks you for the reading mode is not displayed. A good example of this scenario can be observed with the tagged PDF manual for iPhone downloadable from the following link: After a few tests I realized that this doesn't happen if the so called "Navigation pane" is not visible (it is toggled with F4).
As soon as I open a PDF document in it (no matter if throughout Windows Explorer or from within Adobe Reader itself) and select the method of reading (if the document is not tagged), a couple of seconds later Adobe Reader 10 crashes.
I've recently installed the new Adobe Reader 10 (aka Adobe Reader X).
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