Can you Batch convert files to pdf's Acrobat 9 standard

i am looking through Acrobat 9 standard and can not see any batch conversion to convert all the files in a folder to PDF's not (combining them) is this something available in other versions pro or extended? or am i just doing it wrong? may a script or something?

There are no batch processes at all in Acrobat 9 Standard. Only Pro or higher has them.

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When you uninstalled, you should have used the MS Installer Cleanup utility. It cleans up a lot of the junk left over in the registry. You should have also deleted the Acrobat folder. Then you would reinstall. You did not indicate your OS and it may be that you need to update the AA8 to get it to work correctly. Also, the installs and uninstalls can mess up your registration process if you are not careful. If you uninstall the AA9 trial, you will not be able to reinstall it for use. At this point, I can only suggest you do a repair of your installation and be sure you have all of the updates.

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How can we convert a file into PDF format in java?My application does the
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