Cannot open links in my pdf

I had a pdf sent to my email and when I open it I tried to click on links which would direct me to more documents and I get a security message stating "Acrobat does not allow connection to: www.dropbox.com "
Please tell me how I can allow connection to be dropbox so i can open these links??? Thank yo so much

Open Adobe Reader | Edit | Preferences | Trust Manager: use the Change Settings button to add the Dropbox URL to the list of trusted sites.

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