What do I do with an ".aom" file?

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From: Will_Maloney
Date: Fri, 13 Oct 2006 22:23

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I've used Adobe Reader in the past, but I removed it from my computer recently because it wasn't reading files. I intended to replace it with a fresh download, but I can't. When I click on the "Download" link on the Adobe website, I get a tiny file (408 bytes) named AdbeRdr708_DLM_en_US.aom which doesn't run when I click on it. Neither Windows nor I know what to do with it. I'd sure like to have Adobe Reader back. Anyone got any suggestions?

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