Acrobat tab in Outlook 2007 ribbon

At work we just upgraded to Office 2007. When creating a new message in Outlook 2003, I would use the Option dialog box all the time, bringing it up quickly with Alt-P.
My problem is that the Adobe PDFMOutlook Add-In for Office 2007 defaults to Alt-P, the same shortcut used by the Options tab in the ribbon. Is there any way to change the shorcut key for the Adobe Add-in so it does not conflict with the one for the Options tab?
In Outlook 2003 I just turned off the toolbar for Acrobat, and used Print to Adobe PDF whenever I needed Acrobat. But in Office 2007, that requires administrator privileges, which we end-users don't have.
Thanks,
Laura

>Can you ask
This is NOT Adobe support... this is a space provided BY Adobe for users to try and help each other
The only way you will receive an answer here is if some other user has the same problem, and an answer
You might go to http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishform - do be
sure to include all information, so they may reproduce the problem

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