Acrobat XI PDF Add-ins do not appear in Office 2013

I just installed Acrobat XI on a computer with Win7 and Office 2013. The program works fine but I have been unable to get the add-ins to appear in the apps. I had previously done the same installation on another computer of mine and all works fine. I have spent at least 10 hours trying everything I could find online and in the forums with no success.
I have unistalled and reinstalled Acrobat. I have done a total repair on Office. The results are always the same.
In Outlook, the pdf maker is shown as disabled. I click to enable it and then restart. It still does not appear and the pdf add-in is again shown as disabled. I removed the add in and then manually added it back. Same results.
In other apps (e.g. Word), the pdf maker is shown as enabled but it does not appear on the toolbar. Again, on these apps, I've tried unchecking and checking (restarting in between) with no luck. And have also deleted the add in and then manually put it back in. No success.
I also repeated all of the above by starting applications as adminstrator thinking that would make a difference. No success.
I've tried using the registry editor regsrv32 to install the .dll file but I only get errors.
I suppose there could be some registry entries that need to be deleted, but I don't have a clue which ones or where to look.
I can't find anything else to try! Any suggestions will be helpful!

I suspect you have AA 11.0.0. Update the product. OFFICE 2013 came out after AA XI and you need an update for opertion. I understand that AA XI has beeen updated to work with OFFICE 2013. In the meantime, just print to the Adobe PDF printer.

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