Adobe 11 won't open PDF files

Having trouble downloading a form from a governement website. Mac user with OS 10.8.4. Using FireFox for my browser and I just downloaded the upadated Adobe Raeder 11. Help!!!

This is probably the proprietary PDF viewer in Firefox at fault.
In Firefox type "about:config" (minus the quotes) in the address bar. You'll see a warning about making chnages. Click "It's OK. I'll be careful" and open the configuration page.
There's a search at the top. Type "js" (again, minus the quotes).
In the results, you'll see pdfjsviewerdisabeld witha value of "false".
Right click it to toggle it to "true" and close the configuration page.
Click Firefox>Preferences and under the Applications tab, locate Adobe Acrobat PDF document in the list (or Portable Document Format).
Change it to "Use Adobe Reader (Default)"
Click OK and restart Firefox.

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