I installed Acrobat Pro using AAM. It asks I agree to the terms and agreement. However, I can't!

Can anyone help me out?
The box where the agreement is supposed to be is blank. The pulldown at the top is empty. And the "Accept" button does nothing. My only option is to quit.

See the following:
Acrobat - Can't click Accept EULA | Acrobat, Adobe Reader
http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/cant-click-accept-acrobat-reader.html

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