Cannot open pdf docs in Reader 9.1.3

Recently installed latest Reader 9.1.3. Cannot open my Adobe pdf's. Get message to install adobe reader. Still cannot open. Have to actually open Reader & find pdf's to open - only then do they open, but not from my directory folders. Any ideas how to help?

No, I can't, sorry.
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