Acrobat 11 & Office 2013

I have acrobat 11 and I just installed office 2013 but can't see the ribbon in my office products? I just reloaded Acrobat 11 - still nothing

The repair would hopefully add the PDF Maker to WORD if it is missing. One link to problems is given by http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/troubleshoot-acrobat-pdfmaker-problems-office.html. Is the OFFICE 2013 a 64-bit version? That was another problem that occurred for folks, but I thought was fixed with the first update. I was trying to check about the possibility of PDF Maker not being part of AA XI Std if that was the version you had. I did not find an issue related to Std.
Have you checked the OFFICE add-ins (as MS calls them)? In my WORD, it shows up in the File>Options menu as I recall the last time I checked (no WORD on this machine). You need to be sure that Acrobat is an enabled application. I have had a similar problem on a WIn7, 64-bit, system with OFFICE 2010, but have no had time to trouble shoot that one.

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  • My Acrobat tab is missing in Office 2013

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    Hello,
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    3. Tried to completely un-install / re-install Adobe Acrobat XI
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    Please advise on how this can be fixed ?
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    I suspect you have AA 11.0.0. Update the product. OFFICE 2013 came out after AA XI and you need an update for opertion. I understand that AA XI has beeen updated to work with OFFICE 2013. In the meantime, just print to the Adobe PDF printer.

  • Acrobat XI 11.0.06 Addins not showing in Office 2013

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