Acrobat Reader 5.0 not compatible with windows vista sp1. What can I do?

I just got a camcoder that uses Acrobat Reader 5.0 and can view the stillshots but can't view the motion shots. It says it's not compatible with windows vista sp1. What can I do to make them compatible?

Upgrade to the latest version of Reader through here: http://www.adobe.com/go/EN_US-H-GET-READER
Also, this is not the Reader forum, but the Acrobat forum.

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I just purchased Acrobat and it says it is not compatible with Windows Vista. Is this true?

I just purchased Acrobat and it says it is not compatible with Windows Vista. Is this true?

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Hi cptv8
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findings about Vista. Perhaps it will be helpful to those that are
early adopters.
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visiting the peer-to-peer support forums. This means users
supporting users. If you are concerned that Adobe is aware of this
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clicking
here.
Now I don't claim to be a guru of anything in particular, but
it seems to me that businesses are very slow to adopt things. They
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