How to read the license agreement w/o Adobe Reader?

I am unable to read the license agreement for Adobe Reader so that I may install it. I have tried Notepad and WordPad, but neither give me a legible script. I don't see how the license can be legal if one can not access it to read it and agree to it!

http://wwwimages.adobe.com/www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/legal/licenses-terms/pdf/Fla shPlayer_12_0_en.pdf

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See if this helps: http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/404/kb404960.html
Or this: http://blogs.adobe.com/accessibility/2009/08/reader_cant_find_accept_button.html

How do I find the acceptance button on the license agreement

how do I find the acceptance button on the license agreement

See http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/cant-click-accept-acrobat-reader.html

How do I accept the License Agreement

I am trying to install Adobe Reader X on my laptop.
As soon as I open it, a Distribution License Agreement pops up requesting me to press the "Accept" button in order to continue.
However no"Accept" button appears anywhere on the License Agreement and this is the sixth time I'm attempting to open this -all with the same result.
Not only does the "Accept" button not exist, the whole screen is locked with this agreement and cannot shut down.
The only way I can get out of this is to enter the Task Manager and shut down Adobe reader.
I would very much appreciate some solution, which I'm sure, is very simple but which I am not able to get on to.

See if this helps:
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/cant-click-accept-acrobat-reader.html

Why will reader XI not let me accept the license agreement upon startup? Only Decline is available.

I have had to restore my Win 7 64-bit system due to Reader XI crashing on start-up due to internal error and it took Acrobat XI Pro with it. Now I cannot accept the license agreement. Tried Tab-Enter and that did not work. Any ideas? I need this for college classes immediately.
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I don't know why this is happening; I have never seen this before. Try the following
using Windows Explorer navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader
double-click on Eula.exe and accept the License Agreement
If that still gives you the same problem, set the registry entry that you have accepted the License Agreement:
download, unzip, then run the registry script from https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/33ef697f-e339-49ab-bb3e-afc9057ece66

The reader is not letting me accept the license agreement.

The reader, vers 8.2, is not letting me accept the license agreement.
Running XP sp 3.
The question has been here before, but the thread has gone missing.

Can you give us a little more detail.
Can you see the accept button or is it off-screen? You can see it but when you accept nothing happens...etc.?

Why can't Adobe ask me to read just the changes to the license agreement instead of the whole thing?

I have gone through the vastly time consuming process of reading the license agreement in the past. Then, when there are changes I am required to read the whole thing again! Why not just list the changes?

This is a user-to-user forum and NO ONE who writes the end user agreement (the legal team) participates in, or reads, these pages.

Is it necessary to keep agreeing to the licenseing agreement?

After installing the new update of iTunes, every time I load iTunes, I have to agree it its terms and service. Usually this happens after you install it for the first time and run it and after that it never appears. How do I stop this agreement from popping up?

No I mean that there is a check that is done that say "Has this user agreed to the license?" the return is normally "YES" but from what you said, the answer appears to be "NO". Just to be perfectly clear, every time you open iTunes the license agreement comes up right?

I am unable to accept the license agreement

The license agreement appears when I first open acrobat. I click the agree button and the license box disappears. The very next time I enter acrobat I am prompted to accept the license agreement again. This is affecting my ability to open pdf files in my browser. I am using a mac with Safari.

You know, with Mac OS you don't really need Reader to view (non-fillable) PDFs. You have "Preview", part of your OS, that uses PDF as its native document format.
It's not good for "fillable" PDFs however, so we'll look at Reader and how to get it working. I'm going on the assumption (since you didn't actually say) that you're trying to open the PDFs online in Safari.
Download the offline installer: http://get.adobe.com/reader/enterprise/
Save it, but don't run it yet.
Go to: Mac HD/Applications
Trash the Reader 11 Application from there
Go to: MacHD/library/Internet Plugins
Trash the AdobePDFviewer.plugin from there
Trash the AdobePDFViewerNPAPI.plugin also
Empty the trash
Mount the DMG and run the installer to reinstall Reader
When it finishes, reboot and open Reader from the Applications folder
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Open Sourcing an iPhone Application acceptable under the License Agreement?

I've read through the licensing agreement, but I'm still not convinced either way. I want to make my iPhone application's source code available on the internet and set up a project page and SVN repository on a site such as Google Code. I wouldn't be distributing my signing keys and would be the single source for submitting the app to iTunes. Is this allowed under the License Agreement?

(Disclaimer: IANAL, I'm just a smart guy who's worked on GPL projects.)
That isn't the relevant part of the iPhone license agreement. The GPLv2 (which is probably the most important open source license for this question, as it's both very popular and has restrictions on mixing with proprietary code) does not encompass headers and libraries that are part of the operating system. That's how people can write open source Windows and Mac applications--believe me, Microsoft would not be pleased if someone contacted them and said that since Gaim was open source, they had to release the source code to the Win32 API. So the GPLv2 would not attempt to "annex" anything provided by Apple, and thus it wouldn't violate that section.
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The GPLv3 is much stricter, and so the story there might be different; for example, I think it may have key-releasing requirements that would conflict with the contract. I don't really know much about it, though.
\* Remember, the original copyright holder can create alternate licensing arrangements for specific people. So he can say "anyone can use this code under the GPL, and as a special exception, it can be linked against FooCorp's non-GPL software". But to use anyone else's GPL code, you'd have to get all of the authors of that code to agree to the same exception. Alternately, you can just release your own code under the LGPL instead and then it's all good.
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Why are alll the license agreements in arabic not English?

Help get Adobe to fix this! At least it's true for Flash Player, I haven't checked others.

The license agreements are in multiple languages. When I open the Flash Player license agreement using the Adobe Reader plugin, it automatically jumps to the English section (page 87). The top page starts with the Arabic version, as it is first in the alphabet.
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when I downloaded adobe 8.0 I cannot except the license agreement because I can not see it Ive tryed to download it agian several times but it happens every time. How can I fix this?

You seem to have missed this thread:
http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.3bc424c7/
I understand Liam's suggestion has worked for many.

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