How to make PPC2 as the default reader

I have an O2 atom exec PDA phone running WM5. It came preinstalled with another pdf reader (clearvue pdf). I have then downloaded and installed Adobe reader for PPC2 and it works fine. My only problem is that PPC2 is not the default reader on the pda. I cannot directly open PPC2 by clicking on the pdf files on the memory card, but has to first open adobe reader and then pick the file. Is there any solution..
Thank you

The association problem related with ClearVue has been addressed in other forums as related with a second registry key, see:
http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?threadid=889935
and
http://mobilitytoday.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12836
Adobe seems to be aware only of the open key, and does not touch the opendoc key.
This has worked for me. If, as I understood, your problem is that the reader starts BUT crashes on first page, then the issue is most likely with your reader installation, not the file association.

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