Upgrade Acrobat 7 Pro (Mac OS10.6) to Acrobat X

I used to work on Mac Os 10.6 with Adobe Acrobat 7 Professional, but when I tried to install it with my new Mac (OS 10.7) it tells me that PowerPC is not available.
Should I buy Acrobat X or is there a way to upgrade my Acrobat software to be compatible with this new OS?
tnx

Acrobat 7 being old version may not work on the new OS architecture.
You have to upgrade to the latest i.e, Acrobat X in order to install on 10.7

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