Tagging files for reflow under vista

On my old computer (with windows 2000) I was able to move files from the laptop to my HP Ipaq 2790b and I could use the reflow feature on the Ipaq in Reader. When I moved to a new laptop and Vista I tried to get Adobe reader for pocket PC from the Adobe website and it said there were technical problems. I was afraid to try installing it with that warning. If I just drag a file from my laptop to the CF card in Microsoft Sync mode I can install the file on the Ipaq but the file is not tagged and as such I can't read it in reflow mode. I can still read the files in reflow that were installed last year on the Ipaq so I know it's not a problem with the Ipaq. Bill T.

To Truly Julie:
Thanks for your help. I was afraid that was the answer, but hoped I was just missing something. I've ordered a new laptop with XP and plan on putting the Vista machine in the closet for a while. Again thanks for the help.
Bill T.

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