Adobe reader help... fill out a street address

Hello,
i have windows vista, adobe reader version 9.1.0... I'm trying to fill out a form online but when i type a street address, for exemple:
"500 First street" the word "first" goes on the right on the number 500 just after hitting the key SPACE... like this: FIRST 500
Please help.
Thanks!

Yes. As I mentioned, I have tried a few things already. Is there any way to get specific click by click instructions. The difficulty is understanding what boxes to click on or off. I've been in that menu, and tried a number of things but the rights in reader do not allow the user to add and save text. DO you have a specific set of instructions to help solve this issue?

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