Transfering a file to adobe reader 8

I am running vista on my computer and have acrobat reader
8.0. I have saved and zipped several files in an XPS format. I have
to convert that to an adobe file that I can actually open. I
downloaded a cute pdf and a converter from the college that I
attend. I then tried to convert the files to adobe and now I cannot
open them myself. Please advise as to the steps in the process to
do this. thanks
Mike Nash Jr.

"Adobe" is not a file format. Acrobat Reader 8 does not
create files, it only displays .pdf files.. (By the way, get the
update as v 8 has a security vulnerability.) XPS is an XML document
format, not a zipped archive format. I'm sorry, but you're not
making sense.
What did you start with and what is your desired outcome?
What version of Fireworks are you using?

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