Latest Adobe Reader for Firefox

It is located the Canonical Partners repository. You will need to enable in Software Sources. It appears on the "Other Software" tab.

Then update and install
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install acroread

It will install the standalone reader and the browser plugin.

Wyatt
Thanks very much but I am close, but not home.

I opened the "Ubuntu Software Center" from the Launch pad and then went to the "Edit" option on the menu bar and selected "Software Sources". When the Software sources window opened, I went to the "Other Software" tab and clicked on the box next to Canonical Partners, and then clicked on the "Close" button. I went back to the same place to check and the Canonical Partners box was still checked. I tried clicking on the "Add" button to input the commands you recommended (sudo apt-get update, etc) but the input area after clicking on "Add" seems to want a URL for a repository.

Where do I go to enter the commands you recommended? I am not familiar with how to do this.

Thanks again. I appreciate your help very much.
Jeff

The commands can be run from the terminal.

Once your sources are updated, you should also be able to find acroread in the Software Center.

Wyatt

I hate to be so dumb, but how do you open the Termina?

I searched on "Terminal" in the Ubuntu Desktop Help and found nothing that I could see that lead me to this.

Wyatt
You were a GREAT help! Thanks again.
CTRL+ALT+T worked. I updated and installed.
I got this error message at the end:
"No LSB modules are available."

I went ahead and tried Adobe Reader out and it seems to work fine, except for one problem. When I am in a PDF and click on "Print Preview", the document is blank. It prints fine when I just use the "Print" command, but I cannot print preview. This is not a big deal, I was just wondering if it relates to the LSB modules if you know.

In any case, this is a big step forward for me. Thanks for you patience and your help!!
Jeff

Thanks Wyatt Smith, that solved my question.