Adobe Reader X - Abilitiy to comment PDFs on the Touchpad?

Hi,
will the new Adobe Reader X be available on the Touchpad? Would love to annotate/comment PDFs on the device and Adobe Reader is the best available. If the new Reader will not support the new device, is there any other way to comment on PDFs?
Thank you! You guys do a great job.

I am having the same problem on a Windows Vista machine. Did you ever figure this out?

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