Reinstall acrobat 9.0 win

installed w-7 and lost acrobat 9 9.0win. Have key but no disk. How I reinstall?

Hi rbiCompany,
If you have the serial number for Acrobat Pro, you can download it from this page: Download Acrobat products | 9, 8 - Adobe
(There is no download available for Acrobat 9 Standard.)
Best,
Sara

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Login with your Adobe ID and Password. Now instead of clicking on the download button copy and paste the following link on the address bar and hit enter :http://trials2.adobe.com/Applications/Acrobat/APRO/9/trials/AcroPro90_ efg.exe
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