Can anyone help with a Word 2007 and Acrobat 9 combine files problem?

Question

Hi all 
 This may be a setup problem but I was unable to find an answer. 
I have many word documents that use a style as Heading 1, 2 and 3. What I normally do is to use the Adobe option of "Merge Files into a Single PDF" and then select the documents I want and press combine. Adobe then combines all the documents into a single PDF taking all my headings (styles) and converts them into bookmarks.
I should say that is how I worked until a month ago. 
My company upgraded my computer and reinstalled Adobe. Now I have the following problems: 
The option of "Merge Files into a Single PDF" is no longer available from the Windows Explorer context menu. It is available from within Adobe.
When I use the option from within Adobe, it does not take the headings into account, so it does not create bookmarks from the styles.
When I create a PDF from within Word, I first check the Adobe Preferences and make sure that the "Convert Word Styles to Bookmarks" option is checked and that my heading styles are checked. Clicking "Create PDF" creates the PDF that I want.
By the way, I am using Word 2007 and Adobe Acrobat 9.

Answer 1

You need to define cell styles for your header and footer rows. Unfortunately there is no setting for cell height. You can force it by using a fixed First Baseline Offset combined with Top and Bottom Insets. This will produce rows that are 1p3 high: