Deleting sections when converting a webpage to PDF

Newbie question
I am testing Acrobat XI now. The trial version is 'Pro', but very likely I won't be needing the 'Pro'-stuff and will go for the standard version.
The trial version does not have an option to show what it can do in the 'standard'-mode. I know, there is a comparison-list. . .
When converting a webpage to PDF I can actually delete elements/parts (the boxed elements) - see below.
Q: Is this also possible in the standard XI version ?
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