Reinstalling acrobat X on a new pc

I bought Acrobat X ITA std migration from the Adobe Store on my old pc Windows Vista (where i had Acrobat 9 std, as a migration from Acrobat 8 std). Recently my Vista PC broke, so i have buyed a new windows 8 pc, where i reinstalled Acrobat 8 from cd , and then migrate to Acrobat 9 with the cd. Now i have to migrate to Acrobat X std, but i don't have the cd (because i bought it from the Store). Where care i find the download Acrobat X ITA std migration file? Thanks

Hi Ruben,
Please download Acrobat X Standard from the link mentioned below.
http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-acrobat-x-10-pro-reader-suite-direct-download-links-ddl.ht ml
Note: Please follow the "Very Important Instructions" section mentioned on this page to download the product.
Regards,
Anand

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