Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Trial

Question

Hello,
How do I decline the offer to buy AA 9 Pro after my one month
trial? I get a message to register a serial # or quit. When I quit,
it closes all pdf files. I need to use my pdfs, so what do I do
now? Can I just remove the program from the control panel, or is
there something more to do. I don't want to make matters worse.
Thank you,
Marciamae

Answer 1

With apologies, I am still a bit confused about the trial
version of Acrobat 9.
I was recently notified that my trial version had expired,
however, other than being told I could purchase it (sorry, it's
w-a-a-a-ay beyond my means these days), I'm feeling a bit left in
the lurch re the following issues:
(1) Will I still be able to access/use the "My Files"
feature, Connect Now, and Buzzword?
(2) I'm always a tad nervous about deleting applications; how
do I delete the trial without effing up my system?
Some feedback: I admit to being unclear from the beginning
about what exactly Acrobat 9 is intended to be -- is it meant to be
a one-stop shop for file creation, storage, and sharing or ??????
As for the ability to create PDF's, that's not a particular help,
thanks to other means of accomplishing that task; a central "file
room" with the ability to control/restrict and direct others to a
particular document via a URL is somewhat useful, but I can also do
that via my Gmail Docs; Buzzword is cute, but the font limitations
are a BIG deterrent and frankly, with laptops and net-tops so
widely available, the advantages of Buzzword are elusive; Connect
Now -- ok, it's "under the same roof" but I already subscribe to
another conferencing tool which works well and is free.
All this to say, given my somewhat foggy understanding of the
Acrobat 9 concept, direction, and practical day-to-day
applications, and the availability of alternative means for
satisfying the obvious needs, that other than the fact the "My
Files" UI is very cool, I could NEVER justify the price, especially
in the current economic environment. Ironically, I am an early
adopter of cloud computing and webware and firmly believe it is The
Coming Thing :-/
Thanks for useful feedback/direction on #1 and 2
above!