JPEG TO PDF

I loaded a reader this morning and now when I try and open a picture it looks like it is trying to convert them to a pdf and won't let me open them. Help

To convert JPEG files to PDF files in Reader X or XI:
1. Launch Adobe Reader
2. Select "Tools" from top right
3. Click "Sign In" then log in with your Adobe ID and password
4. Select "CreatePDF" tab
5. Select your JPEG file by clicking "Select File" button
6.. Click "Convert" button
7. The resultant PDF file will be displayed in Reader.
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