Reader XI temp file location

We are having an issue with our Term server users. Since moving to a server 2012 windows 8 environment we are unable to use the comment function in reader XI, as you can see it is completely greyed out. Have tested the same pdf file off of the server and on older term servers and comment section works fine. We believe this is a permissions issue with the location of the temp file opened when you open a pdf. We are unable to find said location and have spent hours on the forums today with no luck. Help please.

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The answer to your question depends upon your version of Reader and your OS. Especially since the last version of Acrobat Reader was version 5 which is four majors versions ago. The last four versions have been called Adobe Reader, not Acrobat Reader. This the forum for the Acrobat commericial product, not the free reader product.
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Jim
Thank you for your prompt reply. Unfortunately I am not that tech oriented and
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that I could accept the site where LR usually is set up or choose a place. I am
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memory on the hard drive and I have cleaned the computer with Mcaffee and free
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<pre style="line-height: 50%; background: #eee">
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