Acrobat 9 Pro Extended: Can one enable commenting by default?

For Acrobat 9 Pro Extended:
When using Save As to save a PDF, is it possible to have
Commenting and Analysis enabled for that saved PDF by
default?
What I currently must do: Open the PDF, choose
Comments >
Enable for Commenting and Analysis in Adobe Reader, at which
point Acrobat 9 Pro Extended prompts me to save the file.
What I would like to do: Have
Save As automatically enable commenting & analysis by
default.
I can't find any controls for that, so suspect it's a manual
process each time...(?)

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