Ok what you need to do is go to reports. In here you can create an SQL report that will get you the list of adobe products and the machines they are installed on. From that you can narrow down your search and get more details. From the top level of reports i would recommend drilling down or creating a folder for you to start creating your reports in. Once thats done right click and create SQL Report.
The basic report you're looking for will look like this:
The InstallFlag is there stating that the software is currently installed on the machine based on the Inventory.
SELECT
vC.Guid,
vC.[Name],
addrem.DisplayName,
addrem.DisplayVersion
addrem.Publisher
FROM
[vComputer] vC
INNER JOIN [Inv_AddRemoveProgram] AS [addrem] ON ([vC].[Guid] = [addrem].[_ResourceGuid])
WHERE [addrem].Publisher like 'Adobe%'
and addrem.InstallFlag=1
Once you have the Data from that you can start being abit more picky and filtering off the rubbish you dont need.
Heres an example of something for MS Office (this states that its looking for a display name that contains office and 2010 but doesnt include proof, service pack or components):
SELECT
vC.Guid,
vC.[Name],
addrem.DisplayName,
addrem.DisplayVersion
addrem.Publisher
FROM
[vComputer] vC
INNER JOIN [Inv_AddRemoveProgram] AS [addrem] ON ([vC].[Guid] = [addrem].[_ResourceGuid])
WHERE [addrem].DisplayName like 'Microsoft%'
and [addrem].DisplayName like '%Office%'
and [addrem].DisplayName like '%2010%'
and [addrem].DisplayName NOT LIKE '%Proof%'
and [addrem].DisplayName NOT LIKE '%Service Pack%'
and [addrem].DisplayName NOT LIKE '%Components%'
and addrem.InstallFlag=1
For application metering there are reports under Software > Application Metering, but the agent must be installed the software you are looking to meter setup.
Regards
Jim