Acrobat x word 2013

Hi
I wonder if someone can help
i am pulling my hair out. i have acrobat x standard and it will not integrate with office 2013. it does not appear as a comm addin in word. i have removed it.. reinstalled it download it from the website downloaded the latest update.
can someone assist?

Because Acrobat Standard X does not support MS Office 2013. It only supports only supports MS Office 2003 - MS Office 2010.
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