Textkommentare verschwinden auf dem PDF-file in Adobe Reader

Meine Textkommentare, die ich mit dem "Textkommentar hinzufügen"-Werkzeug auf ein PDF-Dokument schreibe, verschwinden, nachdem ich sie eingegeben habe. Im Moment des Schreibens sehe ich sie zwar noch (Bild 1); sobald ich aber mit dem Cursor woanders auf dem PDF-file hinklicke, verschwindet der Textkommentar auf der Folie (Bild 2). Er ist jedoch in der Kommentarliste rechts noch erkennbar.
Kann mir jemand sagen, woran dies liegt? Ich würde gerne meine Textkommentare permanent auf meinem PDF-file sehen können...
Vielen Dank im Voraus!
Bild 1: Bild 2:

Hey Mylenium
Deine Antwort hat leider nicht funktioniert...
Das einzige, was bisher half, um die Kommentare wieder sichtbar zu machen, waren die zwei folgenden Schritte:
1.) Ich öffnete ein mit (sichtbaren) Textkommentaren beschriebenes PDF-File einer Kollegin, wählte rechts in der Kommentarleiste einen Kommentar an mit einem Rechtsklick, ging auf "Eigenschaften" und wählte die Option "Eigenschaften als Standard festlegen" aus.
2.) Ich klickte unter dem Titel Kommentarliste rechts auf "Optionen" und dann auf "Voreinstellungen Kommentare", um die Option "als Verfasser immer Benutzernamen verwenden" anzuwählen.
Nach dem Erledigen dieser zwei Schritte kann ich geöffnete PDF-Dateien wunschgemäss mit sichtbaren Kommentaren mit mir als Verfasser bearbeiten. Sobald ich jedoch alle PDF-Files wieder geschlossen habe und neue öffne, ist alles wieder zurückgesetzt und ich muss wiederum bei Schritt 1 beginnen...
Wie kann ich die geänderten Einstellungen permanent speichern? Oder gibt es andere Optionen zur Lösung meines Problems?
Ich verwende übrigens Adobe Acrobat Reader XI mit Windows 8.1

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