Application Manager - blank License Agreement dialogue?

I have CC on Mac 10.8.2.
Successfully using PS, AI & ID, but can't use the newly downloaded Acrobat Pro XI.
Acrobat launches but after 5–10 seconds it quits and Adobe Application Manager is launched. A mostly blank Adobe Software License Agreement dialogue is opened. The dropdown reveals nothing, and clicking the Accept button has no effect. If I click Quit then Application Manager quits.
I see the same dialogue if I launch Application Manager independently first, and then try and launch Acrobat.
Help please!

Refer the list of known issues "Blank EULA screen": http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/known-issues-acrobat-xi-reader.html
The workaround is to launch any other product which is part of the CCM or Creative suite and deactivate it via Help > Deactivate menu. Quit the application. Then, launch Acrobat and accept the EULA. Then, for the CCM subscription product, launch it and select “License this software” to enable the CCM product again. If a CS application, launch it and reactivate it.

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