ADOBE ACROBAT 8 Pro Upgrdade / WIN 7 Pro INSTALLING

I'm replacing my computer, moving from Windows XP pro to Windows 7 pro. To install Acrobat 8 Pro (this this an upgrade license) I should install step by step the following software: Adobe Acrobat 6 Std > Adobe 7 Pro > Adobe 8 Pro. This will work with Win 7 Pro ?
Regards

Hi B M I,
Adobe Acrobat 8 Pro is not compatible with Windows 7. I have seen cases where the installation goes fine. And with some workarounds you can get Adobe PDF printer installed as well. But Adobe still not recommend using Acrobat 8 on Windows 7. The reason why Acrobat 8 is not compatible is that the code of Acrobat 8 has not been tested on Windows 7 and it's not fully optimized for Windows 7.

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