Looking for Reader 9 mui...

I've searched high and low for it... it is mentionned in a lot of Adobe's docs but where can we download the multilingual Adobe Reader 9 installer?
I need to be able to switch from french to english and vice-versa on the fly
Thanks in advance

if you go to this page http://wwwaws.adobe.com/products/reader/faq/
The last question is
What is Adobe Reader MUI?
Adobe Reader MUI is Adobe's Multilingual User Interface version. This product is capable of installing any combination of supported languages. So, for example, you can install French, German, and Spanish simultaneously and then have the capability to switch among those languages within Adobe Reader. The user interface changes to the appropriate language on the fly.
However, I cannot find the file and the MSI is either french or english but not both simultaneously

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