How can I make windows keep adobe resident in memory?

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I make about 12 PDFs per day and I would like to load adobe once the first time and then leave it resident in memory so I don't have to load the whole program every time. Is there a setting I can use for this? I am running win XP pro, version 2002, SP1
 
Windows caches recent programs pretty well.

For both Reader and Pro, you can speed up Adobe startup
at tiny bit by going into Adobe Edit/Preferences and in
the Startup options you can turn off "Display Splash
screen".

Even with caching, Adobe is one of the slowest-loading
apps on the market today. I just close the document by
hitting the inner document "X", and then minimize the app.
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I make about 12 PDFs per day and I would like to load
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adobe once the first time and then leave it resident in
memory so I don't have to load the whole program every
time. Is there a setting I can use for this? I am running
win XP pro, version 2002, SP1
 
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