Cannot add 2nd comment using adobe reader xi

Having issues adding a 2nd comment to a pdf using Reader XI. I can add comments once, but the file seems to get corrupted once the pdf is made and saved. When I go back to it and put in comments and go to resave it the file says that “The file may be read only or another user may have it open. Please save the document with a different name or in a different folder”. When I go to delete the file it goes away but when I go to save the file which I put under a different name and try to rename it to the original file it says it already exist. So when I leave the directory and come back in the old file is there but now is corrupted and I cannot do anything with it.

Hello,
Do you see the same problem with all the PDF files? I would suggest to update Reader -Adobe - Adobe Reader : For Windows,
Please download the latest version.
~Deepak

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