Does Adobe Acrobat 7.0 have command line switches?

Currently I use Create PDF from Multiple Documents to cobble together a PDF I need to make every once in a while. Are there command line switches to insert pages? Something like:
acrobat -insert mydoc.pdf put_in_this_doc.pdf
I didn't see any mention in the help but thought maybe I was overlooking it.

No, there are no command lines to do anything like this. Acrobat
supports OLE automation for programmers.
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