Acrobat Catalog in 9 Pro Extended?

I am currently using Acrobat 6.05. I use the Acrobat Catalog application built into Acrobat extensively, creating many large indexes of searchable pdf documents. I am unable to determine whether the Catalog application is available in the newest version of Acrobat. I have purchased CS4 Web Premium, which includes Acrobat but won't install it if it can't create/search current indexes created with Catalog.. Does the current version support Acrobat Catalog?
Thank you...

Yes.

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