Acrobat Reader 4.0 for Mac I'm italian

I'm Italian and a write here because i have a problem with acrobat reader 4.0
i have a Apple Imac and the system Mac Os X 10.3.9, anytime when i receive a file pdf i visualize the picture but i don't visualize the text because the types are indecipherable, while often i haven't problem and visualize correctly the files pdf, i ask you if any person can to solve this problem; i hope that you understand but my english is not very good.
Thank You
Bye
Simo

Unfortunately, I don't know where to get the Italian version. Sorry.
I would go to the Italian Adobe website and look for the Reader download area there. If it works like the English site, you'll enter in your OS version and it will offer you the latest version of Reader that you can run.
Good luck.

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