Acrobat 9 std - pdf/x

I have Acrobat 9 Standard version. I can't create it with PDF/X standard files. Anyone pl help

I have Acrobat 9 Standard version. I can't create it with PDF/X standard files. Anyone pl help
That is correct. PDF/X support is only present in the Pro version.
Leonard

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Launch Acrobat >Navigate to Help >Repair Acrobat Installation .
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Does this happen with any specific PDF or all the PDF'?
Also you could try to uninstall Acrobat once and they re install it if the above step does not work .
Please restart your machine once as well.
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Jeffrey Livingston wrote:
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