Adobe Reader won't DL - need a pdf reader [Lumia 7...

So I have a slight problem with Lumia 710. After I figured out how to get a .pdf file onto my device (did so via Skydrive) - it suggested that I DL a pdf reader and directed me to Adobe Reader.
However, once I get to that page, I get:
"App not available
This might be because your phone software needs to be updated,
the app is exclusive to a different mobile provider,
or the app is not available in your region."
Right off the bat we can rule out "the app is exclusive to a different mobile provider". I have a friend with the same provider, with the same phone, who downloaded it with no problem.
"The app is not available in your region" - my friend, the one with Adobe reader, has had his on either Icelandic or U.S., in the region settings. I tried both, no luck.
"The phone software needs to be updated" - I don't know about this, I think I recall it saying "no updates available" earlier today on Zune, but I might be mistaken.
Any advice?

Was thinking of removing my windows live account and re-adding it, to see if that is what needed to be done for the phone to look at my updated location (the US). However, I found out that in order to change my primary windows live account (even if it's to the same account) I would need to perform a hard reset, which is something I'm a little unhappy about - seeing as I don't even have a guarantee for that working.
I'm going to take a bit of a break from this, but do you think this would be worth a try?

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