Adobe 8.2.2 PDF Maker Problem

I have Adobe Acrobat 8.2.2 Professional; Windows XP; Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003; Outlook.
PDF Maker was working fine until last week when I was advised to removed an older version of Acrobat (7). I did and I suspect it has been since than that PDF Maker no longer appears in Outlook, etc and if I try to save an email in PDF the program closes and Outlook Inbox reopens??
I have repaired, re-installed both Acrobat and Office but the same issue exists -- no PDF Maker.
All help will be greatly appreciated as to how I can get PDF Maker back in my Office Programs. I use it (used to!) a lot.
Thanks so much.
Sue of Hendersonville

Hi Bill,
Thanks for trying to help. I've repaired and reinstalled ad nausea to no
avail. So, I've decided to just take a work around and use the PDF printer
for my emails and forget PDF Maker.
I checked for updates and it said I currently have all the updates.
Again, thanks,
Sue
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