Docx in PDF Problem

Hallo Zusammen,
ich habe hier ein größeres Word-Dokument mit hochauflösenden Bildern (die auch so bleiben müssen) und diversen Felder (Ihnaltsverzeichnis, Abbildungsverzeichnis, Literatur, usw).
Ich benutze Acrobat XI, Win 7 64 bit und Word 2013.
Geschafft habe ich bereits, dass die Bilder hochauflösend konvertiert werden, allerdings die Felder nicht (obwohl - Verknüpfungen übernehmen - aktiviert ist).
Jetzt habe ich bereits öfter gelesen, dass das nur mit dem Word-Add In funktioniert mit den Feldern, aber dieses wird bei mir nicht eingeblendet, da es scheinbar für x64 nicht funktioniert.
Gibt es eine andere Lösung direkt über acrobat?
Ich probiere hier schon 5 Stunden.
Vielen Dank im Voraus
Herzliche Grüße
wheez

Word 2013 ist doch nocht gar nicht endgültig released, daher ist da auch noch kein Support zu erwarten.
Diesem Thread nach arbeitet Adobe noch an der Unterstützung.
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4891998

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