Reader license agreement problem

I have downloaded Reader to my new netbook successfully but the license agreement does not have the Agree/Disagree buttons. Scrolling down does not help. I had no problem with the license agreement on my desktop, since it appears at the bottom of the license agreement panel even without scrolling down. I don't think it has anything to do with screen size since I have seen several similar problems listed here for larger computers, but can't find that any solutions have posted. Help, please, if you can.

Thanks for your suggestion about hitting the 'A' key. I had already thought
of that and it doesn't have any effect. Being a geezer I also remember when
many of these buttons had one letter underlined as a clue for doing it by
keyboard instead of by mouse, but I hardly ever see that any more.
In this case the Accept & Decline buttons don't seem to exist. I guess I
will try calling Adobe on the slim chance that they can help. Thanks again.

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Thank you for your quick reply! Problem solved.
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19 jun 2012 kl. 21:49 skrev VikramGaur <[email protected]>:
Re: Adobe Reader license agreement
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Hello,
Welcome to Adobe Forums,
If the resolution of you computer is small, then please increase the resolution size and then you will see the "Accept" button
On Windows XP : Right Click on Desktop -> Properties -> Setting -> Increase the Screen Resolution
On Windows 7 & Vista : Right Click on Desktop -> Screen Resolution
Hope this helps
Thanks,
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