Adobe Reader Licence Agreement Problems

Having some problems accepting the agreement so I can view .PDF Files - which I unfortunately can't do at the moment. Everytime I load a document, or the program on it's own, I get this 'can't connect to internet explorer' page instead. So I have to click the x, and I ihave to quit Adobe Reader.
Please help?
(I've also included some pictures to help)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/Baby_K/01.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v488/Baby_K/02.jpg

The key thing to check first is whether you can visit the web using
Internet Explorer, since Adobe Reader is using it to display the
agreement.
If you can, try clicking more details and see if it will tell you the
URL it was visiting; try copying and pasting that into an IE window.
Does it work?
Aandi Inston

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