Adobe Acrobat Standard 9.0- 2 different part numbers?

I see two different part numbes while shopping for Adobe Acrobat Standard 9.0. 22002418 and 22002420. Does anyone know the difference?

I don't know about the numbers, though it appears to be related to specific versions. For instance, you have a full retail version and an OEM version with the same number (only OEM added). There is a DVD version supposedly. What raises flags for me are the Retail versus 1 user versions. As far as I know, all versions are 1 user unless you are purchasing a volume license. The other flag is the sale of the OEM version on line. That is not consistent with the OEM process. You may be able to purchase a legit copy at this location, but you are taking a risk. The site looks perfectly legit, but most bogus sites do. Good luck in whatever decision you make.

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