Does Acrobat 8 standard correctly run with Windows 7?

I have been using Acrobat Professional and standard since version 6, and I was forced to upgrade to version 8 even though I don't use any of the additional features of 8 because version 6 didn't run with Vista.  I do hope I will not be forced to upgrade again with Windows 7.  My new computer had a Windows 7 upgrade offer, but I'm reluctant to do it if I will have to re-purchase the software I am using. 
The reason I ask is because I checked the Windows 7  compatibility site and they only mention version 9. 

I too have been using Acrobat Pro for a long time (currently version 7, though).
After upgrading to Windows 7 (64-bit), some strange behaviors in Acrobat 7 Pro:
1) No PDF Printer device.  Worked fine in XP
2) Can't open PDF files when clicking links to them in IE8 (must save to hard disk first, then open); worked fine in XP
3) Periodic pop-ups saying hardware has changed... please reactivate.
So, basically I am resigned to the fact that Acrobat 7 simply isn't going to work reliably in Win 7-64 bit.
But I also see very little informaton (except what I see in these forums) about Adobe's current or planned support for Acrobat 9 on Windows 7 - 64 bit. Windows 7 is not even mentioned in the system requirements page tof Acrobat 9.  Seems rediculous since Win7 Release candidate has been out a long time. You'd think Adobe would be ready with Win 7 support concurrent with the release of the OS.
So what's the deal?  Should I go ahead and buy the upgrade to Acrobat 9 Pro and hope for the best or wait for Adobe to officially state Windows 7 64 BIt is supported??
Thanks.
JS.

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