Converting Reader Files to Adobe

I recently had all of my Adobe files transfered over to a new HP DeakTop, and now they all open up in a "Reader" file, with no options for adding post-it notes each page in the file. Please advise / reply to [email address deleted]
Message was edited by: MetroDevCK

Hi ceshelton01,
Thanks for your inquiry. For security & privacy reasons, I have removed your email address from the above post. Please note that you do not need to list your email address in order to get an answer to your question on the forum.
Please see FAQ: How to set Adobe Reader Touch as the Default PDF App on Windows 8.
We recently added the capabilities for creating sticky notes and text markups (Highlight, Strikeout, and Underline) to Adobe Reader Touch.
Please get the latest version (1.2) of Adobe Reader Touch from the Windows Store and let us know what you think!
FAQ: How to update Adobe Reader Touch to the latest version

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Hi ceshelton01,
Thanks for your inquiry. For security & privacy reasons, I have removed your email address from the above post. Please note that you do not need to list your email address in order to get an answer to your question on the forum.
Please see FAQ: How to set Adobe Reader Touch as the Default PDF App on Windows 8.
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