Acrobat PDF driver and Blending Operation

Hi,
I couldn't find Blending Operation in the Acrobat 8 PDF driver we are using in our organisation.
Is there a way to make use of Blending Operation in the Acrobat 8 PDF driver like i.e. used in the Acroplot Pro PDF driver?
Regards,
Bas Hendriks

Don't know since I do not know what blending is. There is an outside chance I might be able to help if I new what Blending was. It may also be that there is another way to do what you are asking.

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