Cannot open the zip attachment in pdf file

I am using the Adobe Acrobat 8.1.2 professional
and i attach the zip file in the pdf file
after that, the user that just use the Adobe Reader 8.1.2 cannot open the Adobe zip attachment.
Do i do any one in add the attachment or the Reader cannot open the attachment with zip file
thx for your help..

I have the same issue. With acrobat 7, it is possible to modify a register. But what is solution for acrobat 8 ?(the register is not available anymore)
It is not possible to save the attached file to disk neither.
JB

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