64-bit version of Acrobat Professional X

Can not seem to find a 64-bit version of Acrobat Professional X? Can someone please provide me with a link if there is one?

Acrobat X Pro works fine (the 32-bit version). I was looking for a 64-bit version so when I use IE 9 (64-bit version) I can access the BHO (Browser Helper Object). The BHO only shows up when I use the 32-bit version of IE9. The only other option I can think of is to update the registry to show the BHO with IE9 (64-bit) as well, but I'm not sure if that is possible or how I would accomplish that. If Acrobat XI has a 64-bit version available, I'll just make the upgrade.

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