Acrobat: Batch-Konverteierung von 500 Doc's zu PDF. Aber wie?

Hallo,
vorab: ich benutze die 8erVersion (Adobe Acrobat Professional 8, Distiller 8, LifeCycle Designer 8)
ich muss ca. 500 Word-Dokumente zu PDF konvertieren.
Wenn ich im Windows-Ordner die 500-Dateien markiere erscheint folgende Fehlermeldung:
"Es wurden zu viele Dateien ausgewählt. Die Windows-Befehlszeile ist 7995 Zeichen zu lang.
Wählen Sie weniger Dateien zum Konvertieren in das Adobe PDF-Format aus."
Ok, damit kann ich noch leben. Nehme ich halt erst mal 50 Stück. Dann geht's.
Jedoch muss ich bei jeden der Konvertierungsvorgänge immer wieder das Zielverzeichnis "Ziel speichern unter" auswählen
und das für jede einzelne erstellte PDF-Datei.
Das nervt und automatisiert läuft da gar nichts...
Hat jemand eine Lösung für mich? Gibt es da Einstellungen, die man ändern kann?
Vielen Dank! Jungspund

Ich würde dazu die Stapelverarbeitung verwenden:
http://help.adobe.com/de_DE/Acrobat/8.0/Professional/help.html?content=WS58a04a822e3e50102 bd615109794195ff-7c54.html
Damit lassen sich alle Dokumente in einem Verzeichnis bearbeiten.

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