Trouble logging in with iPad adobe reader app

Just got iPad mini. Installed adobe reader app. Can't get it to recognize my email or password. Anyone else using iPad app can you help?

Hi Julie,
Now try logging again from your iPad Adobe reader app, probably now you must have clicked on the email verification link that you got after creating the account on files.acrobat.com.
For transferring your files, download the file from website and place it in your Acrobat.com account opened from web client. Now you can access it from your iPad by signing in Acrobat.com.
-Charu

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