Acrobat Reader 9.0 PDF - Commenting property "Not Allowed"

Hi,
I saved a document in Illustrator as PDF but unfortunately the Commenting property is set to "Not Allowed" and I cannot mark-up the file in Acrobat Reader. What is strange is all properties are set to "Allowed" when I open the same document in Acrobat Pro!
Can I do anything in Illustrator or Acrobat Reader in order to have this Commenting property set to "Allowed"?
For info, I am using Illustrator CS2 and Acrobat Reader 9.0
Cheers!

This is normal. Reader cannot normally add comments.
HOWEVER, a file can be prepared in Acrobat Pro (See the Comments menu)
so Reader can add comments. This locks out certain other things: read
the warning carefully.
Aandi Inston

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