Automatic opening of pdf file

on Adobe XI reader the pdf files are not opening automatically . What can be done?

Stacy:
I was not able to open the pdf file by clicking it once or twice; I had to go to adobe icon and open it then I could ask the file to open. It seems the system did not recognize the file as a pdf file. However I have been able to solve this problem, and the files open when I ask them to open.
Thanks.
Dr. Bhagwati
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