Set NSR reader (or else) to default PDF reader

Hi,
How can I set / change the default app for viewing PDF files please?
Currently, when opening a PDF file, the native PDF reader is open. Inside there is "open in Adobe Reader". I'd like to replace that menu item to "open in NSR reader" or replace the BlackBerry native PDF reader with NSR reader. How can I achieve that, please?
Regards,

Which version(s) of Adobe Reader/Adobe Acrobat do you have? Do you know whether they are up-to-date? I recommend using the product's Help menu to Check for Updates to make sure they are up-to-date.
Then open the Firefox Add-ons page using either:
* Ctrl+Shift+a
* 3-bar menu button (or Tools menu) > Add-ons
In the left column, click Plugins.
Look in the lower section (gray background) for "Adobe Acrobat" and change it from "Never Activate" to "Always Activate".
Then it should become available in the Options dialog.
Does it work?
Also, I noticed you have a NitroPDF plugin listed in your More System Details. In case that one is conflicting, if you don't plan to use it, consider switching it to "Never Activate" when you are on the Add-ons page.

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