Acrobat Standard/Pro

Hallo,
ich überlege mir entweder Adobe Acrobat 9 Standard, oder die Pro Variante zu kaufen.
Leider ist auf der Adobe Seite für mich nicht klar ersichtlich, welche Version meinen Ansprüchen genügt. Auch hier im Supportforum habe ich irgendwie noch keine klare Antwort gewunden.
Ich möchte PDF Dateien so bearbeiten können, dass ich einfache Seiten löschen kann, bzw. neue hinzufügen. Eventuell an der ein oder anderen Stelle Text ergänzen oder löschen, oder falls möglich, Markierungen setzen (z.B. Pfeile oder Rahmen).
Ist das (auch letzteres) mit der Standard Version möglich?
Würde mich mich über eure Hilfe freuen!
Gruß Marco

http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/matrix.html
Was ist daran jetzt nicht verständlich? Unabhängig davon, geht alles, was du willst mit Standard und Kommentare gehen selbst mit Adobe Reader, sofern das Dokument dafür freigegeben ist. Aber beachten: Das ist kein Officeprogramm! Seiten löschen und Text ändern hat nix mit automatischem Textfluss zu tun, das sind reine Korrekturfeatures.
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Nachricht geändert durch uweneul
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