Adobe Reader file size

forgive me for asking this but, when I go to download Adobe Reader it tells me on the Download page (without McAfee) the total size of the file is 37.86mb. But when I download it and install it its 211mb. is there a reason its much larger that what its telling me?
I checked by going into Add or Remove and checking.
is the file compressed of something before it's in stalled? if it is, then you guys should really tell the actually size of the file and what its going to take up on your computer because there's a big difference ... 173.14 mb give or take a byte.

jokerssmile wrote:
if it is, then you guys should really tell the actually size of the file and what its going to take up on your computer because there's a big difference ... 173.14 mb give or take a byte.
They do mention how much space you need on your hard drive to install in the system requirements. The uncompressed file size is really inconsequential.
http://www.adobe.com/products/reader/systemreqs/#90win

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