Acrobat Pro 9.0 Uninstall incomplete - MS Word Acrobat options remain

Hello All,
Currently we are using Acrobat Professional 9.0, installed on a Windows XP machine with MS Office SP3.
The installation of Acrobat Pro 9.0 works error free. The problem I'm seeing is that the uninstall does not appear to be complete. After uninstalling the application thru Control Panel --> Add/Remove, the MS Word option tabs remain in the bar to the right of Help (Adobe PDF and Acrobat Comments).
Is there a way to remove this during the uninstall process? Is this related to a registry key string, possibly HKCurrentUser since it's persistant only on the one profile of a multiple profile machine? If so, what is the string?
Any information is greatly appreciated!

In MS Office 2007, the Adobe Acrobat stuff is an Add-In. You can remove it by going to Word Options and then Add-Ins and remove the Adobe Add-In.
In other versions of Word it is possibly in another place.

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