Pro trial has expired

I am getting a message that says Pro trial has expired. I dont recall purchasing or subscribing for it. Now I cannot open any PDF documents. What happen to my original program?

Hi hba7396@gmail
if Your Trial has been expired then you cannot open it . Either you purchase a Serial Number for it or to open your PDF documents , Use Adobe Reader though you can't make any changes with Adobe Reader.
To Download Reader : http://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/otherversions/

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