Adobe Acrobat X Compatible with Office 2013?

I purchased Adobe Acrobat X in December 2014. My computer died and now I have Office 2013? I have downloaded Adobe Acrobat onto the new computer, but I cannot seem to get it to work?

I don't know the seller you mentioned, but I have some general comments
- Current selling price for Acrobat XI Standard is about twice that (US$)
- Adobe stopped selling Acrobat X the day they started selling XI, which was in October 2012.
- It is entirely legal to sell old stock if you happen to still have it
- If it is represented as the latest version, that isn't good
- Legal old stock can sometimes be found as a genuine bargain. But it is unlikely to have support for the latest software and hardware.
- There are a lot of people selling dodgy copies of Acrobat. Some very convincing boxed product. Some at full price. Some with serial numbers that were issued to companies for internal use. All sorts of ways to scam.
- Serial numbers that are sold without the right, tend to get blocked by Adobe and also might not work for an upgrade
- If you contacted Adobe they might be able to offer a view on your serial number

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