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According to the Acrobat JavaScript Scripting Reference, the ADBC object is not available for Reader at all (X in the Reader-restriction icon), whereas you are correct that the SOAP object is available with Extended Rights (F in the Reader-restriction icon).
Of course, there is a chance that the documentation is wrong ...
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Are you sure about that? Reader 5.1 and 6.0 don't appear to include the necessary support files (plug-in and ADBC.js).
I am certainly willing to be wrong on this one, but I thought that was part of the forms support that was available with Enabling.
I DO know that SOAP support in Acrobat 6 IS available when Reader enabled, as that issues came up during my European training tour.
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