Where do I put pdfs on Samsung Galaxy SII so I can view them using the Adobe Reader App?

I have PDF files on my PC that I'd like to view on my phone. I downloaded the Adobe Reader expecting a folder to appear that I could copy these PDFs to. Rather like with Kindle. It didn't. Where do I put the files so I can display them using the Adobe Reader App? Of course when I open the app at the moment, I get 'no files available', obviously, I don't know where to put them. I'm probably missing something very simple but your help would be appreciated. Thanks.

I solved the problem. I manually created my own Adobe PDF folder by connecting the phone via usb to my PC, Windows Autoplay gave me the option to 'Open device to view files'. Explorer then displayed all the folders on the phone. I created an Adobe PDF folder manually and copied the PDFs I wanted to view into that folder. Adobe Reader then found the files without a problem. I clearly was missing something quite simple but something I'm sure a lot of people would miss. Perhaps if the next version of Adobe Reader for Android created this folder automatically, like Kindle and Kobo and other readers do, it might save a lot of people a bit of a headache.

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