Reader software already installed

When I open .PDF files, an error message says that Adobe Reader is out-of-date. If I try to download the latest Reader or Reader DC, installer says that I already have the up-to-date Reader software or a more advanced product.
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I can confirm that Chrome is showing the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC as out of date. We're working with them to get that indication corrected, but going forward, the Adobe Reader plugin will not be supported in Chrome. The Chromium team has decided to remove support for NPAPI plugins like Adobe Reader. Here's a blog post that describes their decision - http://blog.chromium.org/2014/11/the-final-countdown-for-npapi.html
On Windows, it is still possible to change the Chrome default PDF viewing behavior by configuring plugins (chrome://plugins). When doing that Adobe Acrobat Reader DC is showing as an out of date version. Enabling that configuration in current versions of Chrome will allow PDF files to open in the Adobe plugin, but that is not a supported configuration.
On Mac, that configuration is not supported. When doing that a message is shown that the EULA needs to be accepted before viewing, even if that is no longer required.
To view PDF files in Adobe Acrobat Reader DC, we recommend that you download the file in Chrome and open it from your desktop.

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I'm looking to upgrade from Snow Leapord (10.6.8) to the new Mountain Lion. Have a lot of applications and softwares that I would like to back up when installing the new OS, such as MS Office, Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Any ideas on what is the best way to do that.
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