Opening .msp.crdownload Acrobat Pro in Windows XP

Hi
I am trying to open an update for Acrobat Pro 9. The file extension is .msp.crdownload and Windows XP doesn't open it. How can I open and install the update?
Thanks.
Nancy Pedem

I get a message to check for updates and it takes me to an Adobe download page (sorry I don't have the link right now).
I just ran the program and asked it to check for updates and I got a message back that none were available. I am using Adobe Acrobat Pro 9.5.1.
I guess I will close this for now but I may be back if I keep getting the update que and so many glitches. Couldn't get program to work at all yesterday but today was able to use it. I had a power outage yesterday and maybe that did something to my whole system. I have cleaned things out.
Thanks for posting this in the correct place. I will stumble along for now. Can't afford newest version.

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