Unable to fill out forms in my PDF document. Please help!!!!

Hello,
I have been unable to fill out the form to my password protected pdf document on either my mobile phone or my Nook HD+. I read the "Getting Started with Adobe Reader" which states I would be able to do this. What am I not doing that will allow me to do this. I have been able to open the document on my laptop just not the other two (mobile phone, Nook HD+) I really need to be able to access this document.
Thanks for all the assistance in advance.

Hi,
The current Mobile Reader cannot modify password protected forms. This is a popular request, and is something that may be incorporated into a future release.
The Mobile Reader supports editing of non protected interactive forms in the AcroForm format that were authored by Adobe Acrobat Pro.
Thanks,
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