Applescript "save as" to a specified path

Question

First let me say that I have looked everywhere and just can't figure out if I can find the answer so i thought I would ask here.
I had created an applescript (a long, way of doing it) that worked until my Adobe Acrobat Pro got upgraded from 9 to X.  But now at the same time, I am trying to figure out if there is an easier process than what I have been dealing with.
the backstory:
I manage a internal creative department for a company and we get requests from around the company for projects.  I have developed a PDF with forms that they fill it out.  When it gets emailed back to me, I have tried to figure out a system to get it from PDF into Filemaker Pro 9.
here's what I want to do:
once I open the submitted request in acrobat, here are the steps that I would normallly do (have developed a script for it, see below each step)
(1) Save File As "report.pdf"  to a specified folder [Macintosh HD/Users/myname/documents/projects/pdf2fmp/exportpdf]
*****this is because occasionally the requester will change the PDFs name if they chose to save it on their computer, believe me it makes it easier; also I just resave over it each time because I only need this as a temporary solution******
tell application "Adobe Acrobat Pro"
    activate
end tell
tell application "System Events"
    tell process "Acrobat"
        click menu item "save as..." of menu "File" of menu bar 1
        keystroke "report"
        keystroke tab
        delay 1
        keystroke "g" using {command down, shift down}
        keystroke "/users/kellyf/documents/projects/pdf2fmp/ExportPDF"
        keystroke return
        keystroke "s" using command down
        delay 1
        keystroke "r" using command down
(2) Open Forms / Manage Form Data / Merge Data Files in Spreadsheet..."
******I need to do this step to be able to import into FMP 9*****
(3) from there I go an select the report.pdf file from the exportpdf folder that I just saved it in
******This is why I keep it the same when I save it so it can be scripted to pull it*****
(4) then I save the exported data to be a report.csv file but in a different folder path [Macintosh HD/Users/myname/documents/projects/pdf2fmp/importCSV]
******I resave over the latest report.csv file for the same reason
(5) from there I close the dialogue box
tell application "System Events"
            tell process "Acrobat"
                click menu item "Merge Data Files into Spreadsheet..." of menu 1 of menu item "Manage Form Data" of menu "Forms" of menu bar 1
                keystroke return
                delay 1
keystroke "g" using {command down, shift down}
                keystroke "/users/kellyf/documents/projects/pdf2fmp/exportpdf"
                keystroke return
                delay 1
                keystroke (ASCII character 31) -- Down   
                delay 1
                keystroke return
                delay 1
                keystroke tab
                delay 1
                keystroke return
                delay 1
                keystroke "g" using {command down, shift down}
                keystroke "/users/kellyf/documents/projects/pdf2fmp/ImportCSV"
                keystroke return
                delay 1
                keystroke (ASCII character 31) -- Down   
                delay 1
                keystroke return
                delay 1
                keystroke tab
                delay 1
                keystroke return
                keystroke "s" using command down
                delay 1
                keystroke "r" using command down
                delay 1
                click button "Close Dialog" of window "Export Progress"
            end tell
        end tell
    end tell
end tell
The rest of it for import into FMP works fine, it's just these previous Acrobat steps that are difficult. And I think I have made too difficutl.
tell application "Adobe Acrobat Pro"
    close document "report.pdf"
end tell
delay 1
tell application "Finder"
    activate
    open file "Creative Job List.fp7" of folder "Filemaker Pro Databases" of folder "Documents" of folder "Kellyf" of folder "users" of folder "macintosh hd"
end tell
tell application "FileMaker Pro"
    activate
    do script "PDF2FMP Import"
end tell
Again, this only works with Acrobat Pro 9.  But it does the job. 
Additional question:
If the scripting is too much to change, is there a way when I run the script out of X that I can be sure it opens 9 and just runs it?

Answer 1

I need it 1 level up no matter where - since there will be different folders.
Thanks!