Adobe Acrobat - Create PDF 11.0.7 plugin | extension is not working at all in Google Chrome

- I enable it on chrome://plugins/
Adobe Create PDF - Version: 11.0.07.47
Adobe Create PDF plug-in for Chrome
- I enable it on chrome://extensions/
Adobe Acrobat - Create PDF 11.0.7.52
The icon is still on/light in the bar but when I click on it and select "Convert Webpage to PDF...." nothing happens...
Google Chrome Version 37.0.2062.124 m
Abobe Acrobat Pro 11.0.07
Windows 7 64bit
(Firefox plug-in is working fine)
Message was edited by: July Z

I have the same problem for a couple of months, and I had to use a plug-in in Firefox to print a web page. I really need the web page address in the footer for reference purposes which Chrome print (Ctrl+P) does not produce.
The error message is: A supported version of Acrobat could not be found. Please install or update Acrobat to 11.0.9 or higher."
After updating to Acrobat 11.0.10 and repairing the installation the problem did not go away.
Deleting and re-installing the extension did not help either.

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