Shared Review on Windows 8.1 Touch

I have a shared review using Acrobat.com's service that I created using Acrobat Pro 11 on my Mac.
I've sent the review out and had no problems except for one person that is using a Windows 8.1 Tablet that utilizes the new Reader Touch app.
It doesn't look like there is a "publish new comments" or a "check for updates" button in the app. How can that person see other people's comments and publish his own?
Is there somthing in the Reader Touch app that we're missing or can he download another desktop reader version?
Thanks

Hi,
WEP shard already removed since Windows 8. You can refer to another thread for the reference.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/c5aa823b-284a-4f7b-9cbc-a30f9b5e59f2/windows-8-wep-shared-key-resolution
Roger Lu
TechNet Community Support

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