Adobe software licensing agreement

Hello everyone,
I would like to download Adobe's Reader 11 program for Windows 7, however I must already have a pdf viewer installed on my computer to open the software licensing agreement (SLA). Is there a way to avoid downloading another pdf viewer (which I don't want to do because I would have to read another SLA) just to read Adobe's SLA for Reader 11? I'm interested in using Adobe's Reader 11 and would rather not just go with another program.
Thank you.

Here is the Adobe reader 11 download page:
http://get.adobe.com/reader/
Above the download now button is the link to the Adobe SLA, which takes you to a page that has multiple SLAs for different products towards the bottom.
I think the link you supplied will be sufficient however, thank you.

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