ELearning Suite 2 missing Acrobat Pro on install

Hello,
I bought eLearning Suite 2 in January 2011. It stated that it included Acrobat 9 Pro.
I now need to use Acrobat Pro but it is not installed. I have tried to re-install eLearning Suite 2 but the Acrobat Pro product is not an option for install.
I did not get eLearning Suite 2 delivered on a DVD, I downloaded it.
Does anyone know how I can get Acrobat Pro as it should have been included in my purchase.
thanks,
Emily Lawrence

It probably was a separate installer that you never downloaded. Check your account or try this: Direct Download Links for Adobe Software.
Mylenium

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