Security password for adobe reader XI

Hello!
My laptop is a windows xp and I have adobe reader XI.
I'm not able to set up a pasword to protect my adobe reader files.
Can anyone help with this?
Many thanks!

I've tried firefox. I already cancelled my subscription of adobe acrobat which i've been told to be the only adobe program I could set up a password for.
I'm not able to download nothing at the moment. I have avast internet security 2015 having stopped it, turned off the firewal but i'm still not able to download any programme. Avast might be blocking my downloads of adobe products. Can you help with this new problem?

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