Am I infected? Ran a .pdf that didnt execute, seems suspicious.

I recently ran a .pdf and I was wondering if it was infected?
URL: http://www.mediafire.com/file/u69u2eek3y6hxgh/Bustabit-Tricks-HF.pdf

It didnt execute when I ran it, also I would like a checkup on my PC.

I am running Windows 8.1 64Bit with Comodo Firewall and Malwarebytes.

I'm currently running Eset's Online scanner on my C: drive.

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