Acrobat 3D Tryout

Hi
Is the web version of Acrobat 3D tryout the full version or a cut down version?
I had to uninstall Acrobat Pro to install - Now Registration is greyed out in the tryout version!? Perhaps it only appears after the 30 days are up?
I am still getting confused between activation and registration - one gives Adobe my details and the other unlocks the program ............ so which is which and how do I do the activation if I havent already done it - there dosent seem any where to click? Yes the 30 day counter is still running.
In the future will you be offering an acrobat pro 7.0.7 to acrobat 3d upgrade?
Regards
James

Yesterday I attended the Webinar on Acrobat-3D and I downloded it this morning expecting great things . . . but nothing.
Called customer service and was told that they do not support Trial Versions !!! Ridiculous. They expect me to shell out 995 to try it out?
On the Webinar, they spent 20 minutes on Sales and Marketing nonsence before I could finally see a 10 min. demo.
Done with my ranting.
Am I supposed to enter some kind of registration?
Nothing happens if I double click on the icon.
I am using Inventor 8 and when I tried to print a 3d assembly, the PDF process starts but nothing happens and I get a "Inventor not responding" from the Task Manager.
Can somebody help me out with this? The program looks really neat and I could certainly use it.
Thanks,
Erich

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