A: Adobe Reader performs a check at startup, and if an instance of Adobe Reader is running, it doesn’t allow a second instance of the Adobe Reader process to be created.
A workaround is to add /n to the end of the Adobe Reader program. This allows a second Adobe Reader process to be created, for example:
AcroRd32.exe /n
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