Wrong application language in Acrobat Pro 9

after reinstalling Acrobat Pro 9, the language of the application now is English but it was Italian (my license is for the italian version). How i can change the application language from english to italian? Thanks a lot!

Illustrator and PhotoShop are the two editors for graphics that can be used directly. I have no idea what your PDF looks like or what you are trying to do. If it is simply a graphic, you need to edit in a graphics editor. The point is that Acrobat is NOT an editor. You can do limited editing for some things. Otherwise you need to put it into a form for some other program to edit. If you are talking about ai, it sounds like you have a graphics file. In that case, you can simply save as a graphic and edit if you desire.
I would make every effort to obtain the original or just recreate the original.

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veeoatley wrote:
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