Cannot save pdf files of journals from adobe reader X

i try to open a pdf file from my university website of some journals which i want 2 save .it shows the save icon but it doesnt save and disappears once you press the save icon and then you need to reset toolbars to get it back.but my problem remains same i cannot save to my computer .can any one help .thanks

Right-click (PC) or control-click (Mac) on the url. You should be given the option to save the file to your PC.

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