Convert PDF Button missing in Outlook 2010 tried everything

Hello,
I have Office 2010 and Acrobat Pro X on Windows 7
I don't have the Adobe buttons in the ribbon in Outlook, (nor in other Office apllications, but that's ok). I can't right click on an email in Outlook and have it converted to PDF because I don't have this option.
I tried everything:
I went to the Add Ins in Outlook, the AdobePDFMAker Com is not there.
I tried adding the dll (both the OfficeAddin and the PDFMOutlook dlls) Outlook 2010 tells me that they are not recognized Office AddIns.
I tried registering the DLLs (Both of them as well), only the OfficeAddin would be registered, the PDFMOutlook would give me an error.
I restarted, tried, and restarted again, nothing is working. I basically went through the possible steps on this page: http://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/pdfmaker-unavailable-office-2007-office.html
No result.
If anyone can help, I would be quite quite grateful!
Nino

Are you on Vista? I am seeing different things on Adobe.com talking about how v7 is not compatible with Vista.
I think I remember someone in the past also mentioning that v7 does not work with Office 2007, although we never had issues with that, when we were still on v7.
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