Is there an unsigned .xap of Adobe Reader?

We want to distribute the app via our own MDM platform rather than via the Microsoft Store.
I notice there are versions available for internal distribution on iOs and Android devices but we require one for Windows Phone 8.
Thanks
MH

It allows unlimited forms, but the limit on the number of responses at one time is 5000, with a buffer that stores an additional 2500. You can always download the responses before you reach the limit though. For more info, see: http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-1382

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