Adobe Reader 8 with older Celeron processor

I have a 5 year old laptop with Celeron 1.1GHz & 128 KB cache.
Adobe 8 requirements specify Pentium III all of which have 256 KB cache.
Some Pentium IIIs are slower - 433 MHz than my Celeron.
Should I try installing Adobe Reader 8 or stick with Adobe Reader 5?

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Before the DC version we were able to save our passwords from University of Phoenix and when opening the document saved to our computer it would unlock automatically. This new version DC will not allow this even when you say Yes.
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