Adobe acrobat standard upgrade

Hi,
I currently have an adobe acrobat 6 standard version and would like to upgrade it to the recent version so that I can install it on my laptop running on windows 7. I wonder if it is possible to do this.
Thank you in advance

Special upgrade pricing is available for Acrobat 7,8,9. Since you are on Acrobat 6, you'll need to purchase a full copy.

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