Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard Installation Files

Hello,
I bought me a new Laptop. At the pre installed configuration there is a license for Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard included.
But there was no installation files.
Can everyone give me a hint where I can find them
seidi

Hi,
the installation files are integrated in the recovery procedure and are not stand alone.
It is a Sony Vaio but I expect to get no answer from Sony.
Are there anywhere the installation available at the web because a product key is available

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