Acrobat XI pro, no toolbar in Word 2013

How can I get the Acrobat toolbar in Word 2013?
Yes I can print to pdf, but I want all the bookmarking etc etc from the pdf maker.
Can anyone help?
cheers,
Rob

Hi Lori,
The creative cloud app said everything was updated...
You were right though, it had failed to update.
I really don't like this creative cloud app, it doesn't properly on my mac either.
Thanks for helping!
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