Surface 2 - Need Adobe Reader NOT Adobe Reader Touch

I have a Surface 2 and need regular Adobe Reader in order to use a forms program. When I try to download reader, I get a message that says I can't use the app and need to get the app from the Windows store. However, the app in the Windows store is only the Adobe Reader "Touch" and this does not work with my forms program.
Has anyone experienced this problem or know the solution?
Thanks

Actually I was pretty freaked out too but very fortunately, I have been
able to figure it out by going to the forms website directly as opposed to
accessing it through the realtor association hub. I was thinking I might
have had to upgrade and was not looking forward to that experience.
Thank you again for your help!
On Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 7:33 AM, Test Screen Name <[email protected]>

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