Adobe Acrobat 8 Standard install file download

I have a license for Acrobat 8 Standard but no longer have the install file. Where can i find a download link for the install file?

kglad,
Thanks for the link. I checked out all of the files and there are no actual acrobat install files there. Only updates for each version available.
I got an email from you via the forum with some direct download links: Adobe Acrobat X (10) Pro, Reader, and Suite Direct Download Links | ProDesignTools
I also have a license for acrobat 9 standard which is listed on the site. When i try to go and download that is says access denied. Do you know if that link is dead or if you have to be on a "list" to be able to download that?

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[Something in Spanish]
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Download the Pro version instead, or the updates for the software you don't have, using the first link proposed. Problem: You can't install/activate the Standard software using the available Pro download, and the updates don't install the software.
Contact Adobe. Problem: You didn't buy the software from them, ergo, it's not their problem, and they probably won't help you.
Oh, for crying out loud, you're still buying software, why don't you just download cracked versions like smart people? Problem: It's an interesting proposition, but not really workable in a business environment.
Did I miss any?
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