Acrobat 9 Pro - can't accept user agreement

I have installed Acrobat 9 Professional successfully, but every time I launch it the dialog appears for me to accept or decline the user agreement.
All buttons are unresponsive when I click on them, Cancel, Decline and Accept, and I have to force the program to close to end it. I have seen this before with another, non-Adobe program, but I was unable to determine a cause that time either.
Please tell me what I need to do. I have Windows Vista 32 bit Home Premium - SP 2 and am running multiple browsers, including IE 8.
Thanks

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brianscook wrote:
I have installed Acrobat 9 Professional successfully, but every time I launch it the dialog appears for me to accept or decline the user agreement.
All buttons are unresponsive when I click on them, Cancel, Decline and Accept, and I have to force the program to close to end it. I have seen this before with another, non-Adobe program, but I was unable to determine a cause that time either.
Please tell me what I need to do. I have Windows Vista 32 bit Home Premium - SP 2 and am running multiple browsers, including IE 8.
Thanks
Have you tried repairing and/or reinstalling Acrobat 9?
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